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DO UNTO OTHERS AS THEY DO UNTO YOU. — Golderi Rulc. 



We lay this book bei'ure our patrons and the public, with our kind- 
est regards for the interests of the former, expecting the commendation 
of all, as we have done full all we agreed and more, in the contents 
of the work, and issued in advance of the date expected, therefore, 
we can justly look with some pride upon the accomplishment, of a 
thorough canvass, accurate and convenient compilation, and prompt 
publication of a first class Railway Busines^Directory, from St. Louis, 
Missouri to Cralveston, Texas, extending a distance of over i,ooo 
miles, through as fine a section of country as the day's luminary ever 
shone upon. 

The enterprise and extent of accomplishments of the Missouri Pa- 
cific Railroad, Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, as also the 
Houston and Texas Central Railway, and the Galveston, Houston 
and Henderson Railway, are practically and truthfidly shown up in 
this book, by the history and extent of business done in each of the 
towns on their lines, which the building and operating of these roads 
have been largely the means of accomplishing and maintaining; and 
of the active business men of these towns, they are the most enter- 
prising of any in the South or West \ each having commenced care- 
fully and pushed their business, with honesty and industry, until now 
many of them, in the larger towns, are carrying a yearly business that 
is truly wonderful, and with remarkably few failures. 

Southwest Missouri, Southern Kansas, tlie T i;lian country, and 
Texas, each have accomplished much, yet they have a future develop- 
ment to be experienced, the extent of which is not even now dreamed 
of. Of this style of Directory publishing, wv ( I.ii;n to be the pioneers 
in the United States, having originally juiblishcJ works similar to this 
in the Eastern and Middle States with good success ; as it is the only 
kind of Directory (aside from City Directories proper) that is feasible, 
practicable and profitable, alike to patron and i)ublisher, we have 
again embarked in it as a regular business, and shall hereafter issue 
this and other routes each bienially, or again in 1875. 

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than ours; and that you are the persons in your towns respectivtly, 
who will in the next two years prosper most ; vind to those who have 
hesitatingly, carelessly or wilfully refused us patronage, we trust you 
will observe the little mistake soon, and in the future reissue of this 
book, give us a more hearty recognition, which wo at all times endeavor 
to deserve and recompense ; and further to our patrons we will say 
that if at any time, in the future, we can be of any business service, 
you have but to request it, and we will endeavor to be as kind to you 
as you have been to us. 

To the management of each of these trunk railroads, — except the 
Missouri Pacific, — we return you our warmest regards for your gener- 
erous liberality, and trust to be of future service to you. 

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INDEX 



Towns, Stations, and Post Offices. 



Adain, Indian Territory 62 

Allen, Texas 150 

Allenton, Missouri 4 

Appleton City, Missouri 34 

A-to-ka, Indian Territory 66 

Augusta, Missouri 5 

Barrett Station, Missouri 2 

Benchley, Texas 116 

Bergen, Missouri 8 

Bonnots, Missouri 12 

Bremond, Texas 106 

Bryan, Texas 116 

Caddo, Indian Territory 66 

Calhoun, Missouri 28 

California, Missouri 17 

Calvert, Texas 108 

Cen t retown, Missouri 17 

Chamois, Missouri ' 10 

Chetopa, Kansas 60 

Chouteau, Indian Territory 62 

Clear Creek, Texas 150 

Clinton, Missouri 29 

Corsicana, Texas 96 

Courtney, Texas 122 

Cypress, Texas 126 

Dallas, Texas 88 

Deerfield, Missouri 38 

Denison, Texas 68 

Dickerson, Texas 150 

Eagle Grove, Texas 150 

Elston, Missouri 16 



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Ennis, Texas 94 

Etlah , Missouri 8 

Eureka, Missouri 4 

Eureka, Texas 126 

Fort Scott, Kansas 38 

Franklin, Missouri 4 

Galveston , Texas 150 

Gasconade, Missouri 9 

Gibson, Indian Territory 62 

Glencoe, Missouri 2 

Grays Summit, Missouri 5 

Green Ridge, Missouri 26 

Groesbeck, Texas 104 

Gum Island, Texas 126 

Hammond , Texas 108 

Harrisburg, Texas 150 

Hearne, Texas 114 

Helper, Kansas 46 

Hempstead, Texas 122 

Hermann, Missouri 8 

Hiatville, Kansas 46 

Highland, Texas 150 

Hockley, Texas 126 

Houston, Texas 126 

Howe, Texas 122 

Howth, Texas 122 

Hutchins, Texas 94 

Indian Territory Post Offices 181 

Jefferson City, Missouri 12 

Kansas Post Offices 175 

Kirkwood, Missouri i 

Korse, Texas 106 

Labadie, Missouri c 

Labette, Kansas 56 

Ladue, Missouri 33 

Lewis, Missouri 29 

Limestone Gap, Indian Territory 66 

McAllister, Indian Territory 64 

McKinney, Texas 82 

Marmaton, Kansas 46 



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Melissa, Texas 82 

Meramec, Missouri 2 

Mexia, Texas 102 

Miller, Texas 94 

Millers Landing, Missouri 8 

Millican, Texas 118 

Missouri Post Offices 160 

Moniteau, Missouri iS 

Montrose, Missouri 2)Z 

Morrison, Missouri 9 

Musko-gee, Indian Territory 62 

Nevasota, Texas 120 

Nev'ada, Missouri 37 

Newport, Missouri 8 

North Fork Town, Indian Territory 64 

Oak-ta-ba, Indian Territory 64 

Osage, Missouri 12 

Osage Mission, Kansas 48 

Oswego, Kansas 56 

Otterville, Missouri 20 

Palmer, Texas 94 

Parsons, Kansas 52 

Piano, Texas 86 

Poolville, Texas 150 

Pryors Creek, Indian Territory 62 

Reams, Indian Territory 64 

Red River City, Texas 66 

Rice, Texas 96 

Richardson, Texas 88 

Richland, Texas ^ 1 00 

Rockville, Missouri 36 

Rose Hill, Missouri 2 

Saint Aubert, Missouri 10 

Saint Paul, Missouri 2 

Scott, Missouri 16 

Sedalia, Missouri 21 

Shell City, Missouri 36 

Sherman, Texas 72 

Smithton, Missouri 21 



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rage. 

South Canadian, Indian Territory •+ 

South Point, Missouri ^^ 

Summit, Texas ^^^ 

Sutton, Texas ^^^ 

Tehuacana, Texas ^^^ 

Texas Post Offices 

120 

Thompsons, Texas ^ ^^ 

Thornton, Texas 

lo 

Tipton. Missouri ^^ 

Van Alstyne, Texas ^^ 

Vinita, Indian Territory 

Virginia Point, Texas ^ 

Walkers, Missouri ^^ 

Waller, Texas ^ 

Walnut, Kansas 

Washington, Missouri ^^ 

W\^llborn, Texas - • ^^ 

Windsor, Missouri 



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Allen, 



R., Clinton, Missouri 43 



Ault, Jenkins & Ault, Dallas, Texas y 

Baldwin, B. A ^ ^^ 

Barrett, E., Sedalia, Mo ^5 

Bass & Bass, Sherman, Texas 5 

Bauer, F., New Orleans, La ^^9 

Baum Bros., Montrose, Mo 39 

Beard & Bro., St. Louis, Mo ^^7 

Beauchamp, J. D., Ennis, Texas 7^ 

Bemis, Brown cS: Co., St. Louis Mo 99 

Berthold & Jennings, St. Louis, Mo ^°3 

Bolte, Frederick, St. Louis, Mo ^°3 

Boulware, W. V. & Co., Navasota, Texas 79 

Boxley & Cole, Hempstead, Texas ^J 

Branch, Crookes & Co., St. Louis, Mo '^ 



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Brantley, R. A., Bryan, Texas 87 

Brizzolari, Davis, Bremond, Texas 73 

Brines & Strong, Shell City, Mo 35 

Brinkerhoff & Smith, Clinton, Mo 91 

Buck & Wright, St. Louis, Mo 97 

Bushnell, E. P., Jefferson City, Mo 31 

Butchers' & Drovers' Bank, St. Louis, Mo in 

Campbell, J. M., & Co., Navasota, Texas 121 

Chase, H. & L., St. Louis, Mo 97 

Chicago, Alton & St. Louis R. R., Illinois 151 

Christian, Wm. M. & Co., Houston, Texas 119 

Clegg, A. W & E. P., Galveston 95 

Close Bros., Galveston 121 

Clover, D. M., Bryan, Texas 87 

Clover, D. W., Oswego, Kan 57 

Coggeshall, A. B., Hempstead, Texas 83 

Colman, R. E., St. Louis, Mo loi 

Cook &: Snowdown, Parsons, Kan 55 

Cook, J. A., Bremond, Texas 75 

Conner, J. P., Shell City, Mo 35 

Conradi, S., Houston, Texas 83 

Cordell, P. Dixon, St. Louis, Mo 107 

Cotter, R. & Co., Houston, Texas 89 

Cowles, J. W., Parsons, Kansas 53 

Cox, S. VV., Jefferson City, Mo 15 

Central R. R. of Iowa, Iowa 153 

Crawford, Geo. A., Ft. Scott, Kan 47 

Cuenin, Jos., Fort Scott, Kan 49 

Cummings, J. K., St. Louis, Mo • 127 

Danielson, G. H., Houston, Texas 89 

Davis Bros. & Co., Fort Scott, Kan 47 

Dairs, J. F. & W. B., Groesbeck, Texas 75 

Davis, P. Q., Parsons, Kansas 53 

Davis Sewing Machine Company, Chicago, Ills 127 

DeArmond, R., McKinney, Texas 65 

Dermott, John, Nevada, Mo 43 

Detwiler, J. R., Osage Mission, Kansas 51 

Dinkle, G. M., Sedalia, Mo 15 

Donelson, J. M. & Co., Sedalia, Mo 35 



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Donnell, Tilden & Co., St. Louis, Mo in 

Dudley & Dexter, Denison, Texas 63 

Dull, G. H. & Sons, Jefferson City, Mo 31 

Dunn, G. W., Montrose, Mo 39 

Durkee & Stout, Fort Scott, Kansas 47 

Easton, John C, Sherman, Texas 67 

Eaton, E. E., Chicago, Ills 131 

Eliot, W. H., Houston, Texas St, 

Ellis, A. D., Dallas, Texas 71 

Ellis, Heathorly & Co., Parsons, Kansas 81 

Emerson, Thomas H. & Co., McKinney, Texas 61 

Eppstein, Bros., Denison, Texas 61 

Evans, E. C, Sedalia, Mo 19 

Evans, Fletcher & Co., Sedalia, Mo 23 

Evans, G. W., Appleton City, Mo 31 

Excelsior Shoe Company, St. Louis, Mo 117 

Fenian & Graham, Sherman, Texas 163 

Finigan, T. J., St. Louis, Mo 99 

Fisher, L. C, Galveston, Texas 93 

Floeck, Peter, Houston, Texas 91 

''Fort Scott Monitor," Fort Scott, Kansas 49 

Galveston, Houston & Henderson Railway 147 

George, J. A. & Co., Denison, Texas 59 

Gibson, W. C, Jefferson City, Mo 31 

Greenleve, Block & Co., Galveston, Texas 91 

Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Company, St. Louis 97 

Hall, W. C, St. Louis, Mo 113 

Harris, J. G. & Co., St, Louis, Mo 113 

Hauer, Joseph, St. Louis, Mo loi 

Harvey, James, Parsons, Kansa s 53 

Haynes, Mrs. M. E., Calvert, Texas 79 

Helper, B. F., Fort Scott, Kansas 49 

Henry's, Fort Scott, Kansas 51 

Hereford Bros., Dallas, Texas 71 

Heyck & Helferick, Galveston, Texas 91 

Higgs, A., Bremond, Texas 77 

Holthaus, A., St. Louis, Mo 105 

Horstman, C, St. Louis, Mo loi 

House, T. W., Houston, Texas 119 



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Houston & Bothwell, Sedalia, Mo 19 

Houston & Texas Central Railway 141, 155 

Indianapolis & St. Louis R. R., St. Louis, Mo 149 

Iowa Central Railroad 153 

Jackson. G. P. B., Sedalia, Mo 19 

Jackson, W, F., Smithton, Mo 11 

Jones, S. S. & Co., Dallas, Texas 69 

Jones, Wm. A. & Co., Dallas, Texas 67 

Joy, G. L., St. Louis, Mo 99 

Kallmann, C. H., Washington, Mo 11 

Karr, M.J., Windsor, Mo 39 

Keller & Pharas, Dallas, Texas 71 

Kellerman & Smith, Chetopa, Kansas 57 

Kirknood Female Seminary, Kirkwood, Mo 3 

Klein, Adolph, Houston, Texas 91 

Klinger, Geo. A., Hermann, Mo ir 

Kury, Henry, St. Lonis, Mo 99 

Langdean & Reed, St. Louis, Mo 105 

Laitin (S: Co., Calhoun, Mo 39 

Lemaire & Co., Houston, Texas S5 

Lessell, H., Hermann, Mo 7 

Libby, C. M., Nevada, Mo 77 

Logan, A. L. & Co., St. Louis, Mo 133 

Lubbock, F. R. & Son, Houston, Texas 85 

McCabe & Currier, Dallas, Texas 73 

McCombs, Keller & Byrnes, St. Louis, Mo 97 

McGowan, A., Houston, Texas 119 

McKee & Clomer, Bryan, Texas 87 

McNair & Co., Navasota, Texas 121 

Macdonald & Co., St. Louis, Mo iii 

Maguire, J, & C, St. Louis 131 

Maltbie, Richard, McKinnie, Texas 61 

Mangum, R. Y., Sherman, Texas 67 

Manly & Masterson, Houston, Texas 85 

Martin, G., Dennison, Texas 59 

Martin, Jas., Hearne, Texas 87 

Martin, Thos, Calvert, Texas 91 

Matthews, C. G., Otterville, Mo 31 

Mense & Foss, Washington, Mo 7 

Merchants National Bank, Fort Scott, Kan 47 



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Miesse, B. B., Parsons, Kan 55 

Miller^ Wm. H., Jefferson City, Mo 15 

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway 139, 145 

Mitchell Furniture Company, St. Louis, Mo 113 

Moore & Hardie, Nevv Orleans, La 129 

Muldoon & Sharpe, St. Louis, Mo loi 

Mullan, H. J. & Co., New Orleans, La 129 

Noonan, D. C, Fort Scott, Kan 51 

Noyes, Merritt, Parsons, Kan 57 

Ogden House. Chicago, 111 173 

Overstreet, W. C. & Co., Parsons, Kan 55 

Owens, Lane & Dyer Machine Company, St. Louis, ATo m 

Parson, J. R. & F., St. Louis, Mo 115 

Partridge, Geo. & Co., St. Louis 127 

Patrick, R. H., Parsons, Kan 81 

Pearson, Mrs. J. T., Hearne, Texas 87 

Pearson, A. B., St. Louis 177 

Perry, Pierce & Lyle, Sherman, Texas 65 

Pescay, C. W. & Co., Houston, Texas 119 

Peters, Joseph, St. Louis, Mo 109 

Prewitt & Poindexter, Nevada, Mo 51 

Raboteau & Co., St. Louis, Mo 109 

Rail, E. B., Hiatville, Kan 43 

Rankin, Henry L., Hempstead, Texas 8r 

Reed & Young, Fort Scott, Kan 49 

Ricker, N. H. &: Co., Galveston, Texas 95 

Ross, E. H., St. Louis, Mo 105 

Rumple, W. A., Bremond, Texas 67 

St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad, St. Louis, Mo 143 

St. Louis Piano Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo B 

St. Louis Type Foundry, St, Louis, Mo 125 

St. Nicholas Hotel, St. Louis 161 

Souligny & Massard, Houston, Texas 95 

Simpson, W. B. & Co., Denison, Texas 63 

Sbisa, B., Galveston, Texas 93 

Schmidt, J., Chamois, Mo 31 

Schotten, Wm. & Co.. St. Louis, Mo 103 

Schon's Peter, Parsons, Kan 53 

Scripture & P'orristall, Dallas, Texas 69 

Sedalia Foundry and Machine Co., Sedalia, Mo 27 

Seegar & Holliday, D.iHas, Texas 67 

Shaw, Sarali A., Bryan. Texas 7- 



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Shearn, John, Houston, Texas 137 

Short & Hill, Sedalia, Mo .' .9 

Sherman, Patriot, Sherman, Texas 65 

Sherburn, W., Shell City, Mo 39 

Simpson, W. B. & Co., Denison, Texas 63 

Smith, J., St. Louis, Mo 105 

Smith, P. A., Nevasota, Texas 75 

Smith, Robert, Mexia and Navasota, Texas 75 

Southern Hotel, St. Louis 165 

Southeastern Railway, St. Louis, Mo 157 

Sparr & Kelsey, St. Louis, Mo 159 

Stead Bros., St. Louis, Mo 103 

Steedman & Gunter, Sherman, Texas 67 

Strange, B. A., Navasota, Texas 81 

Stratton, T. F., Chanois, Mo 31 

Stratton, J. M., Dennison, Texas 59 

Stoddart, A. B., Osage Mission, Kansas 51 

Stroube, Geo., Dennison, Texas 61 

Tam, J. S., Carthage, Mo 43 

Taylor, S. H., Dallas, Texas 

Thomas, Wilson & Gosling, Parsons, Kansas 55 

Thomas, C. C, Houston, Texas 89 

Thompson, T. E., Galveston, Texas 

Throckmorton, Brown & Smith, Sherman, Texas 67 

Tod, Gerhard, Washington, Mo n 

Trautwein, E. & F. P., Chamois, Mo 31 

Victor Sewing Machine Company, St. Louis 109 

Vinnedge & Franklin, Parsons, Kan 55 

Wallace & Co., New Orleans, La 129 

Wallace, Landes & Co., Galveston 93 

Warren & Briddel, Dennison, Texas 61 

Webb, R. F., Hearne, Texas 79 

Webber, H. B. & Co., St. Louis, Mo C 

Weiss & Heise, Houston, Texas 91 

Wiggin, Smith & Thompson, Houston, Texas 131 

Whittier, C, St. Louis, Mo 123 

Wight, A., St. Louis, Mo 133 

Williams & Purinton, Sherman, Texas 65 

Wolf, Henry, Fort Scott, Kan 51 

Wolf, Wm., Washington, Mo 7 

Woods, Cowles & Fears, Sherman, Texas 67 

Ziegler, Louis F., Houston, Texas 89 



LOGAN'S 

FROM * 

St. Louis, Mo., to Galveston, Texas, 

Containing a Complete List of Names, Business and Location of persons in the Cities, 

Towns, and Stations on the ]\IISSOUKI, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY, 

(via Sedalia,) the HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY, 

and the GALVESTON, HOUSTON & HENDERSON 

RAILWAY, fi'om a personal canvas made 

especially for this work, with other 

useful information, for which see 

Title rage and Index. 



KIBKWOOn, MO. 



This is a town of about 600 inhabitants, situated upon a gently ris- 
ing bluff, immediately on the line of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, 13 
miles from St. Louis. Its natural location to which has been added 
extensive public and private improvements, combine to make it one of 
the most desirable residence towns of any within reasonable conveni- 
ence to St. Louis. It contains several stores of different kinds, Ice 
Cream and Oyster parlors. Schools, Churches and a good Hotel, and 
last but most important, a Female Seminary of several years' existence, 
well managed, which has become justly popular for high grade, sys- 
tematic arrangement, healthy buildings, handsome grounds, and great 
economy of cost, for either partial or complete course in all branches of 
a first class education, being free from any theological dictation, yet 
highly moral. 

The principal residents are active business men from St. Louis, who 
selected this town and continue to make it a little paradise of their 
own, welcoming all additions of enterprising residents. 

Allen, N. H., Drugs and Medicines, Webster and Jefferson. 
Bammers, Mrs. A., Millinery and Dress-making, Main. 
Hegge, Theodore, Dry Goods and Groceries, Webster & Madison ave. 
Henekler, Wm., Watchmaker and Jeweler, Webster avenue. 



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Hill, Tohn i\I., General Merchandise, corner Main and Webster. 
Kirkvvood Seminary, Miss Anna C. Sneed, Principal. Established in 

iS6o. See Index to advertisement. 
Mills, T. L., General Merchandise, Main. 
Mueller. Gustave, Tinware, Main. 
Neutzelfeld, August, Boots and Shoes, Main. 
Sittle, C. H., Merchant Tailor, Main. 

Sturde)', Oswald, Dry Good^ and Groceries, Webster avenue. 
Wade, J. W., Drugs and Medicines, corner Main and Webster. 
Walter, Chris. , Carriage-maker and Repairer, Main. 
Weber, Theodore, Harness and Saddles, Main. 

ROSE HILL, MO. 

A minor station, with only a few residents. Handsomely situated, 
one mile west of Kirkwood and 14 miles west of St. Louis. 

BABBETT STATION, 3IO, 

A station of some importance, containing a few enterprising resi- 
dents. Well surrounded ; being 17 miles west of St. Louis. 

3IEBA3IEC, 3IO. 

A watering station, well located, being on a small river of the same 
name, which has an outlook to become more important in a very few 
years, as a point of manufactures. 

ST, PAUL, MO. 

A station of more importance than the three last ; containing a pop- 
ulation of 100 souls; it has two stores, one sawmill, one dairy, one 
school, one church ; it is situated on the north bank of the Meramec 
River, surrounded by a fine belt of timber adjoining prairie ; it is 
24 miles west of St. Louis. 

Aitken, James, Physician 

Allen, George, Carpenter. 

Allen, Samuel, Cooper. 

Cuddy, Wm. S., Dairyman. 

Dickey, John, Butcher. 

Mincke, J. H., Merchant, Post-master and Saw Mill. 

Morschel, Christ., General Merchandise. 

Morschel, C. &: Co., Fire clay, Sand and Gravel dealers. 

Morschel, Emil, Railroad, Freight, Ticket, and Express Agent. 

Wledner, August, Blacksmith and Wagon-maker. 

GLENCOE, 3IO, 

A station 27 miles from St. Louis; well located; surrounded by 
some fine country, with a wide awake population numbering about 100. 



KIRKWOOD SEMINARY, 

KIRKWOOD, MO. 

Thirteen Miles from St. Louis, on the Pacific R. R., 
will open for its 

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1873. 



FACULTY. 

Miss Anna C. Sneed Principal. 

Miss Mary C. '$>^'£.^v>.... Vocal and Instrumental Music and Drawing. 

Mrs. Frank C. Edwards Intermediate Department. 

Miss Kate G. Flagg • Primary Department and Penmanship. 

MadExMOiselle a. M. Grossman French, German and Music. 

LECTURERS. 

Hon. Enos Clarke, Rev. Dr. T. M, Post, Rev. G. K. Dunlop, 

Rev. J. R. Warner, Prof. A. J. Coiiaut, Prof. W. T. Harris, 

Prof. J. L. Tracy, Rev. E. P. Powell, Rev. Dr. A. H. Burlingham, 

Rev, Dr. Holland, Rev. S. J. NiccoILs, Rev. Dr. W. Pope Ycuman.' 

BOARD OF CORPORATION. 

Hon. E. W. Fox.. . . : President. 

Rev. Dr. Niccolls, Rev. G. K. Duxlop, Rev. S. K. Sneed Vice-Presidents. 

Rev. John R, "Warner • Secretary. 

General A. G. Edwards, Dr. B. F. Edwards, A. B. Garrison, Esq., 

Wm. E. Burr, Esq., T. J. Albright, Esq., George H. Gill, Esq., 

A. S. Mermod, Esq., Paul "Wright, Esq., Leonard Matthews, Esq., 

Captain E. Augustin. 

Special Attention is called to the remarkably low terms, which we 
offer as inducements to scholars from a distance. 

TERMS, PER SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS. 

Tuition in English branches, and board, including fuel, 'lights, 

washing, (one dozen per week) $250 00 

All the advantages of the institution, including tuition, board 
and washing, music and practising, German or French, 

and drawing S300 00 

All terms payable in advance, half at the entry of the scholar, and 
the remainder in January. 

An early application is desirable. 
Call on or address the Principal, 

MISS ANNA C. SNEED, 

Kirkwood, St. Louis Co., Mo. 



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EVREKA, MO, 

A station rather among the hiils, vrith some enterprising residents — 
about 150 in number ; this village secured in 1870 a wide reputation 
by the terrible railroad disaster of that year, caused by the too sudden 
meeting of the incoming "express" and a heavily -loaded out-bound 
freight train, resulting in a fearful disaster and destruction of rolling 
stock, and in the killing and severely wounding of a few people, per- 
haps a hundred, aside from others who were badly scared, by the trifling 
loss of a finger, hand, arm or foot. 

AJLLEyrOX, MO. 

A way station 3 miles each from the notorious ' ' Eureka' ' and Frank- 
lin, and ^i miles from St. Louis ; possesses some attractions, with some 
energetic inhabitants, the latter numbering perhaps 200 souls, including 
the suburbs. 

FBAyKZiy, JIO, 

This is an old town in years, coataining formerly the construction 
and repair shops of the South Pacific Railroad, and is the real eastern 
terminus of the great 35th parallel railroad; it is 37 miles west of St. 
Louis, is surrounded on the north by rocky hills with a few good farms 
in other directions ; contains a population of about 1 200 souls ; is a 
headquarters for a large number of railroad employees, and is in feet 
entirely a railroad town. The following are the names of her business 
men: 

Calkins, J. B., Prop. Franklin Hotel and R. R. Eating House, at Depot. 

Eheret, Frank, Boot and Shoemaker, St. Louis street. 

Gross, George, Bakery and Confectionery, St. Louis. 

Huneke, William, General Merchandise, St. Louis. 

Langenbacher, Barney, Groceries, St. Louis. 

Leber, L., Cigar-maker, St. Louis. 

Leisler, Bemhard, Groceries and Bakery, opposite Depot. 

Lesaulnier, J. C, Drugs and Medicines, Si. Louis and First. 

Manther, William, Native Wines, St. Louis. 

Mielert, Chas., Merchant Tailor, opposite Depot. 

Renmer, Lewis, Stoves and Tinware, St. Louis. 

Roberson, D. S., Watchmaker, St. Louis. 

Schaefer, Charles, Boots and Shoes, First. 

Sea burn, L. L, General Merchandise and Post-master, St. Louis. 

Seifert, Theodore, General Merchandise, St. Louis. 

Truman, F. , Stoves and Tinware, St. Louis. 

White, J- W., Lawyer, St. Louis. 

Williams, H., Lumber Dealer, St. Louis. 

Worthington, J. F., General Merchandise, St. Louis. 



FroTYh St. Louis to Galveston. 



GRAY'S SUMMIT, MO. 

A station and village 4 miles west of Franklin and 41 miles from 
St. Louis, on the Missouri Pacific road, situated as its name implies 
on an elevated location, with some enterprising people and a large 
proportion of natives, numbering about 350; will some time doubtless 
become important as a shipping point for building stone, of which 
there is unlimited abundance. 

LABADIE, MO, 

A small way station so necessary about every 3 or 4 miles to make 
up the necessary appearance of a densely settled section of country ; 
the truth of which we take for granted. 

AUGUSTA, MO. 

Another of the style of the last point, 4 miles west of it and par- 
taking of very much the same peculiarities, except that it possesses a 
feminine name, and likewise a preponderance of that sex, its entire 
population possibly numbering 150 souls, natives and all. 

south: jpoixt, mo, 

A way station just 4 miles west of the last named, and 8 miles east 
of Washington (not D. C.) ; has some promising country surrounding 
it and a few good farms, with a population of about 200 souls all 
counted. 

WASHINGTON, MO, 

Washington is a town of considerable importance, situated upon the 
Pacific R. R. and the Missouri River, 55 miles west of St. Louis, 
having the advantage of both river navigation and railroad facilities, 
for shipping merchandise, it is one if not the best built towns on the 
road, all the buildings being of brick. It has about 3300 inhab- 
itants, and is about 35 years old. It has now in operation and all 
doing a good business, two flour mills, two pork packing establish- 
ments, a tannery, brewery and lumber and planing mill ; population 
mostly German, an honest, industrious and law abiding class of citizens. 

Baumann, F. , Merchant Tailor, Jefferson. 

Bleckmann, Horn & Co., Pacific Flour Mills, Front. 

Bleckmann, J. F., Furniture, Main, near Cedar. 

Brinken, G. H., Furniture, Main and Lafayette. 

Buckreth, Henry, Watchmaker, Elm and Third. 

Busch, John B. & Co., Brewers and Makers, Jefferson. 

Colman, J. P., Lawyer, Jefferson near Second. 

Collins &. Weber, Livery and Sale Stable, Lafayette and Main. 

Dietrich, C. W., Barber Shop and Bath, Main, corner Elm. 



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Eitzen, Henry C, General Merchandise, Second and Jefferson. 

Everts, Charles, Harness and Saddle-maker, Jefferson. 

Fisher, Hermann, Drugs and Medicines, Jefferson. 

"Franklin Co. Observer," Mense & Foss, Publishers, Elm Street. 

Furnstein, Mrs. A., Milliner and Dressmaker, Jefferson. 

Graafrath, P. D., General Merchandise, Jefferson. 

Grothr-us & Droege, General I^Ierchandis, Main and Oak. 

Heining & Son, General Merchandise, Elm near Main. 

Herwick, G. H., Barber, Main and Lafayette. 

Horn, F. W., (M. D ,) Drugs and Medicines, Second and Elm. 

Huppert, Mathew, Baker, Second. 

Jordens, F., General Merchandise, Main, cor. Oak. 

Kibbelen & Kerkstroeter, General Store, Main, corner Elm. 

Kegelmann, Charles, Tobacconist, Jefferson. 

Kallmann, C. H., Pork Packer, Elm, between Main and Second. 

Kring, William, Tobacco and Cigars, Main, near Oak. 

Kruse, C, General r>Ierchandise, Main and Oak. 

Lang, Francis & Co., General Merchandise, Fourth and Jefferson. 

Laumann, W., Boots and Shoes, Elm and Main. 

McCulloch, W. H., Lawyer, Jefferson, near Second. 

Martin, J. L., Lawyer, Jefferson. 

Metz, John, Baker and Confectioner, Second near Jefferson. 

Muench, Ludvvig, Drugs and Medicines, Jefferson. 

Mullgardt, C, Saddle and FTarness-maker, Third and Jefferson. 

Neirdieck, A. General Market, Second, corner Lafayette. 

Ottman, S., Agent Singer Sewing Machines, Main near Jefferson. 

Otto, W. H., Furniture Manufacturer, Elm near Third. 

Perkins, W. C, Photograph Gallery, Elm near Second. 

Peterson, A. & Son, Stoves and Tinware, Jefferson. 

Poppenhusen, H. & Co., Stoves and Tinware, Elm near Main. 

Rahmann, E. General Merchandise, Elm and Second. 

Roehrig, J. E., Cigar-maker, Main near Lafayette. 

Schmitz, Joshua dt Co,, Tanners and Leather Dealers, Jefferson. 

Schucck, Jacob, Coffin-maker, Fifth and Jefferson. 

Schuerman & Stienh.aus, Furniture and Builders, Fifth and Jefferson. 

Schulte, H., Carriage Blacksmithing, Jefferson. 

Schwigman, J. F., Flour Mills, Front Street. 

Spaunhorst & Bueker, General Merchandise, Jefferson. 

Straus, S., Watchmaker, Main near Jefferson. 

Tamm, George, Boot and Shoes, Second and Jefferson.' 

Tebbe, Henry, Turning, Jefferson. 

Thias, H. C, Grain Dealer, Elm near Third. 

Thias. H. H. & F. H., General Merchandise, Elm, near Second. 

Tiemann, William, General Merchandise, Elm and Third. 

Tod, Gerhard, Pork & Grain Dealer, Front, opp. Depot. See card. 

Trintman, H., Boots and Shoes, Main and Oak. 

Trintman, Narup & Co., Carpenters & Plan. Mill, Front, opp. R. R. 

Voelker, C. T., Saddle and Harness-maker, Elm, near Second. 

Voss, Mrs. L., Millinery, Elm near Main. 



/ 

Opposite R. R. Depot, 

C3i?^WASHINCTON, MO.^^^O 

Has lately been taken by the present proprietor, and fittetl up in every 
way as an A No. i Hotel ; it is a fine brick building, with large airy 
rooms and first-class accommodations — two large sample rooms for 
commercial travelers ; there is also a splendid bar connected with it, 
where the choicest wines and liquors are guaranteed. Parties stopping 
at Washington, if they would consult their own comfort, should by all 
means put up at this House, where they will receive every attention 
from the genial and courteous host. 

W3I. WOLF. 

MENSE & FOSS, 

Editors and Proprietors 

Franklin County Observer, 

ELM STREET, WASHINGTON, MO. 

BEBNABD MENSE, Business Manager. J. C. S. FOSS, Editor. 



WMt© H#n»®f 

H. LESSEL - - - - Manager, 
HERMANN, MO. 

Opposite Depot. 

Situated as this House is, at the Depot, where trains from the East 
and West both stop for meals, it affords both transient and permanent 
accommodations for commercial travelers and business men not found 
elsewhere in the town. In addition, it is convenient for the accom- 
modation of Pic-nic, Hunting and Fishing Parties during the summer. 



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Washington Savings Bank, Elm near Main. S. M. Jones, President. 

L. Wattenberg, Cashier. 
Wehmann, Louis, Boots, Shoes, Leather, Harness, and Post-master, 

E. side Jefferson. 
Weil, Henry, Merchant Tailor, Main near Elm. 
Wellenkamp, H., General Merchandise, Main and Lafayette. 

IfEWPOMT, 310. 

A station 62 miles from St. Louis, of little importance, drawing a large 
portion of its supplies from Washington ; has a population of 75 
persons, principally railroad employees. 

MILLBB'S LANDING, 3IO., 

Is a station of a little more importance than the last; is 12 miles 
from Washington, and 67 miles from St. Louis, with a population of 
200. It is handsomely situated on the R. R. and Missouri River, com- 
manding a fine view and a healthy location, with good country 
around it. 

Bassett, E. & Co., Post-0 Rice and General Merchandise. 
Bohmert, Frank, Furniture. 
Godt, Frederick, Stoves and Tinware. 
I^aupin, B. L., New Haven Flouring Mills. 
Meloy, Schleef & Co., General Merchandise. 
Nortmann, J. & Co., Proprietors New Haven Hotel. 
Warnken, J. G., General Merchandise. 

JETLAH, MO., 

Is only a flag station, one of those necessary 4 mile stations, being just 
4 miles each way from Miller's Landing and Berger's, and is 71 miles 
from St. Louis, with perhaps a dozen native inhabitants. 

BBBGEB'S, MO., 

Is a station on Missouri Pacific Railroad between Washington and 
Jefferson City, 78 miles from St. Louis; containing one store, viz: 
Helradecker, Charles, General Merchandise. 

HEBMANN, 3IO., 

Is the county town of Gasconade Co.; is situated on the south bank 
of the Missouri River, 81 miles by rail west of St. Louis ; its inhabit- 
ants number 1300, and are exclusively of German descent; the citizens 
have the advantages of good schools and churches, printing office, 
bank, flouring mill, hotels, etc.; the surrounding country is hilly, and 
is noted for the amount and quality of fruit and wine which is pro- 
duced annually, and to which the majority of the land owners turn 
their attention. 



Frorti St. Louis to Galveston. 



Bergmann, August, Dry Goods and Hardware, Third. 

Cramer, Edward, Dry Goods, Market. 

Eitzen. C. O., General Merchandise, Wharf. 

Ennis, Mrs. L. M., Millinery and Notions, First. 

Ettmeller, G., M. D., Drugs and Medicines, First. 

Fausch, C., Shoemaker, First. 

Feltmann, J., M. D., Drugs and Medicines, Second. 

Fischer, C. J., Tinware, First. 

Fischer, John, Proprietor United States Hotel, First. 

Flusch, John, Dry Goods, Second. 

Forster, C, Shoemaker, First. 

Gasconade Wine Growers Association, Goodman corner First. 

Haseuritter, R. H., Furniture aud Upholstery, First. 

Hermann Savings Bank, Schiller near First. 

Kielmann, L. F., Post-master, First. 

Klinger, Geo. A., Merchant Flour Mills, Goodman and First. (See card.) 

Koeller, E-, Dry Goods and Groceries, Third, corner Schiller. 

Krockenberger, F.. Bakery, First. 

Lessel, L., Manager White House, at Depot. (See card by Index.) 

Lewis, W., Lawyer, First. 

Loeb, F., Shoemaker, First. 

Magehan, W. H., Station Agent and Telegraph Operator. 

Mertens, G. A., Clothing, Schiller and First. 

Mertens, W. F., Dry Goods and Groceries, First and Schiller. 

Mowing, Otto, Hardware and Cutlery, First. 

Mushand, S. W., Cigar-maker, Wharf. 

Nasse, A. Dr., Drugs and Medicines. 

Nasse, Eugene, Stoves and Tinware, Schiller. 

Pfautsch, John, Wines and Liquors, Third. 

Prudot, Adolph J., Groceries, First. 

Rauss, Rosaline, Millinery Goods, Schiller. 

Refsimen, Frank, Barber, Second. 

Roark, J., Lamar Hotel, Wharf. 

Schlender, H., General Merchandise, Schiller and Second. 

Schwertzel, C. W., Confectioner, Wharf. 

Stroehel, Jacob, Brewery, First. 

Wedepohl, W., Books and Stationery, Schiller and Third. 

Wimert, L. M., Watchmaker, First. 

Zorn, W. J., Billiard Saloon, Wharf. 

GASCONADE, MO. 

A station 7 miles west of Heimann, (the native wine depot of 
Missouri,) and 88 miles west of St. Louis, on the banks of the 
Gasconade River; has a rather enterprising population of about 150 
souls all trying to make a living ; it has some good country around it. 

3IOIIB1SOW, MO. 

A station and villnge of more importance than the last, being sur- 
rounded by a better country, with some good timber and good soil as 



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well as rocks and hills which are characteristic of this entire stretch of 
country on or near the Missouri river ; it is 93 miles from St. Louis, 
and has a population of about 300. * 

CHA3IOIS, 3IO., 

Is situated on the fertile bottom of the Missouri, near the base of 
hills, and is 100 rniles west of St. Louis, by rail ; it has the advantage 
of good schools, churches, flouring mill, sawmill, etc.; but most of all 
it has a live weekly newspaper ably edited ; the surrounding country 
is good, the Missouri valley produces bounteous crops of grain, and the 
hill lands yield fruit of all kinds and the best quality of tobacco, and 
of recent date is improving rapidly; population 475. 

Bowen & Towniey, Dry Goods and Groceries, Main. 

Caughell & Roark, Physicians and Druggists, Main. 

Comby & Co., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Connor, P. O., Billiard Saloon, Main and Pacific. 

Crump & Co., General Merchandise, Main. 

Ernsmeyer, H. Livery and Sale Stable, Main. 

Trautwein, E. &. F. P., Merchant Flour Mills, Cherry. (^See card.) 

Hall, S. G. &L Son, Proprietors Western House, Main. 

Knott, W. J., Plug Tobacco Manufacturer, Main. 

Kreamer, F., Slioemaker, Main. 

Leeman, C. S. & Co., Lumbermen, Market. 

Marqifand, Henry, Books and Stationery, Main. 

Mercer & Cochran, Dry Goods and Groceries, Main. 

Miller & Freckman, Wagon-makers, Main. 

iVIoran, J. H., Station Agent and Telegraph Operator, Main. 

Parker, J. S., Dentist, Main. 

Persson & Co., Merchant Tailors, Main. 

Ries, A., Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Main. 

Schmidt, J., Bakery, Main, (See card by Index.) 

Stempel Bros., Billiard Saloon, Market. 

Stratton, T. F., Publisher Osage County Leader, Main. 

Wagner & Towniey, Physicians and Druggists, Main. 

Wiser, G. A., Merchant Tailor, Main. 

Worting, H., Saddles and Harness, Main. 

ST. AUBEUT STATION, 3IO. 

Situated in the midst of a fine and productive section, not as thickly 
settled as it could be, but from natural location and the nature of the 
present inhabitants (250,) it has much to reasonably expect in the 
future; it is 5 m'iles from Chamois, and 105 west of St. Louis. 



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H[EIl^]VtA.]V]V ST^Ii, MILLS. 



GEO. A. KLINGER, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, Shipstuff, 



&c., &c. 



•The highest Cash Price paid for WHEAT, RYE and CORN. 
HERMANN, MO. 



Pork Packer and Provision Dealer, 

VS^ASHINGTON, MO. 



Buys and sells Bacon and Lard, and will fill all orders for either of 
the above from any point in Missouri, Kansas or Texas, or St. Louis. 

aKRKARB TOD, 

Pork Packer and Grain Dealer, 

Front street, opposite repot, - - 77ASHINGT0N, MO,, 

Has constantly on hand a large supply of SMOKED and CURED 

MEATS. Also pays highest market prices for PORK and GRAIN. 

Solicits shipments from South-west Missouri, Southern 

Kansas, and Texas. 

(Established in 1859,) 

KEEP A LARGE NURSERY STOCK OF 

Apples, Peaches, Pears, 

Plums, Cherries, Grapes, 

Gooseberries, Currants, Strawberries, 

Potato Plants, Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plants, 

Smithton, Pettis Co.^ Mo. 

SEND FOR price: i^ist and c/\.tai.ogxte:. 



BONNOT'S, MO, 

A flag station 113 miles from St. Louis, possessing no particular 
attraction except the characteristics of its native inhabitants, of whom 
there are possibly 70 souls. 

OSAGE, MO, 

Is on the Little Osage River and Pacific R. R., 4 miles from last 
station, and 8 miles from Jefferson City (State Capital), 117 miles from 
St. Louis, and is one of those imperative 4 mile stations so neccessary 
on this R. R.; has a population of about 100. 

JEFFEBSOJS^ CITT, 3IO. 

This is one of the oldest inhabited towns in Missouri, and has many 
natural advantages in location, being on both R.R. and river, on gently 
rising bluffs with a fine lay of country around it of woodlands and 
prairie, the latter cultivated by enterprising agriculturalists who take a 
great pride in their business : it is the permanent seat of State Govern- 
ment, (State Capitol,) and has a few enterprising business men, with a 
population of about 5000. 

Andrae, H. P., Variety and Notion Store, High. 

Antwiler, J., Boot and Shoes, Madison near High. 

Babbit, James L., United States Commissioner, High near Madison. 

Bagg, T. H., Proprietor Bauer's Hotel, Water, corner Monroe. 

Bailey & North, Photographers, over First National Bank. 

Bailer, A., Cigar-maker. Broadway opp. Capitol. 

Barnes, H. & Bro., Restaurant, Madison. 

Belch, J. E., Lawyer, High near Monroe. 

Birch, N. C. & Bro., Real Estate Agents, High, near Jefferson. 

Bodine &. Lohmen, Man. Agr'l and Farm Mach., Water, near Jefferson. 

Bolton, J. H., Ferguson House, High. 

Bommel, F., Books and Stationery, High near Madison. 

Brassier, W., Bakery, Jefferson near Main. 

Busch & Beckers, Lumber, Main, corner Jefferson. 

Bushnell, E. P., Photographer, High. See card by Index. 

Burch, N. C, Editor Week/y State Journal, High near Madison. 

Carragan, H. F., Lawyer, High. 

Chevalier, W. S. & Co., Cigar-makers, Madison near Main. 

Church & Bro., Boots and Shoes, High, opp. City Hotel. 

Clic, J. J., Physician, High, near Madison. 

Clow, Roche & Stokes, Dry Goods and Merchant Tailoring, High. 

Conroth, Louis, Bakery, Madison, near High. 

Cox, S. W., Real Estate and Mineral Land Agent, Madison. 

Crevelt, G., Furniture, Washington, near High. 

Curry & Kirby, Bankers, Madison. 

De Wye & Nagel, Drugs and Medicines, High and Madison. 



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Daehla, J. & Son, Groceries, High, near Madison. 

Downs, T. B., Dentist, High, near Jefferson. 

Dulle, G. H. & Sons, Prop. Capitol Star Mills, Main. (See card by Index.) 

Dunscomb, Mrs. J. E., Millinery, High, near Madison. 

Eaton, Henry, Lumberman, Madison, near High. 

Edwards, C L. & Son, Lawyers, High, cor. Monroe. 

Ewing, H. C, Lawyer, High, near Madison. 

Felker, H., Billiard Saloon, High near Madison. 

Fischer, Fred, Blacksmith and Wagon-maker, Madison. 

Fischer & Rosen, Soda and Seltzer Water-makers, Madison. 

First National Bank, High. J. S. Fleming, Frest. W. C. Boom, Cashier. 

Fitzpatrick, J. F., Blacksmith and Wagon-maker, Broadway. 

Flick, Joseph, Boot and Shoemaker, High. 

Flintharn, J. W., Groceries, High. 

Frederick, John, Groceries, Dunklin, cor. Washington. 

Fremel, C, Saloon, Main. 

Gibson, W. C, Agent Weed Sewing Machine, High, over Telegraph 

Office. (See card by Index.) 
Gilmore & Marshall, Groceries and Produce, High. 
Goetz, F. W., Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise, Main. 
Goldman, J., Clothing, High, near Madison. 
Grelock & Lenhardt, Grocery and Feedstore, High, cor. Monroe. 
Griesharamer, N., Barber at Madison Hotel. 
Grieshammer, N., Jewelry, High, near Madison. 
Grieshammer & Spaunhorst, Saloon and Ten-pin Roll, Madison. 
Grimshaw, J., Agent United States Express Company, High. 
Gundelfinger, J. C, Proprietor Wagner Hotel, High, near Madison. 
Guyote, ]., Watchmaker, High, near Monroe. 
Hamilton, H. B., Lawyer, Madison, near High. 
Hansgen, H. C, Boots and Shoes, High. 
Harchenroeder, C, Saloon, Madison. 
Heinricher, J., Barber, High. 

Heimrichs, Jacob, Furniture and Undertaker, Jefferson, near Main. 
Hess, C. E., Lawyer and Bankrupt Register, High. 
Henry, J. A., Live Stock, Hides and Wool, High, near Jefferson. 
Hirsch, Adam, Saloon. 
Hugel, J. A., Boarding House. 

Hutchenson, E. H., Restaurant, High, near Monroe. 
Hyde, W., Barber, High. 

Johnson & Botsford, Lawyers, High, corner Monroe. 
Juber & Bro., Marble Workers, High, near Jefferson. 
Kaiser, J. B. Proprietor City Hotel, High, corner Madison. 
Kiel, E. B., & Bro., Manufacturing Confectioners, High. 
King, E. L. & Bro., Lawyers, Madison. 
Kirk, Mrs. S. E., Millinery, High, near Monroe. 
Koecher, John, Merchant Tailor, Madison. 
Knaup, F., Saloon, under City Hotel. 
Krauthoff, L., Saloon, High. 
Krekel; Arnold, Judge U, S. District Court, High, near Madison. 



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Krekel, A. P., Clerk U. S. District Court, High, near Madison. 

Landell, Morris, Blacksmith, Jefferson. 

Lay, A. M., Lawyer, High, near Monroe. 

Leopold, S., Merchant Tailor and Clothing, Madison. 

Lohnian, C. W., Dry Goods and Groceries, Jefferson, cor. Dunklin. 

Lohman & Son, Hardware and Iron, Water, near Jefferson. 

McCarty; B, F. dtSon; Prop. Madison Hotel, Main, cor. Madison. 

McCarty, Charles, Livery Stable, High, near Jefferson. 

McGill, B., Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, Monroe, corner Main. 

Mailer, Mrs. A. M., Dry Goods and Groceries, Main, near Walnut. 

Mattfield & Snphan, Drugs and Medicines, High, near Madison. 

Matthews, T., Physician and Druggist, High. 

Matson, Ella, Post- mistress, Madison. 

Maushand, W., Saloon, High. 

Maws, C. B., Dry Goods, Groceries & Hardware, Water, cor. Jefferson. 

Mayer, W. F., Stoves and Tinware, High. 

Miller, G. W., Lawyer, Madison, near High. 

Miller, W. H., Real Estate Agent and Collector, High, near Monroe. 

Miller, Peter, Groceries, High. 

Morris, W. D., Dentist, Hig'h. 

National Exchange Bank, High, cor. Madison, H. C. Ewing, Fres., 

P. E. Chappell, Cash. 
Nichols, S., propr. Jefferson House, High, near Jefferson. 
Nitchy H., Real Estate Agent, High, near Madison. 
Nitchey & Schuelier, Printers and Publishers, High, near Monroe. 
Obermeyer, M. J.. Dry Goods and Clothing, High and Madison. 
Opel & Goller, Furniture and Coffins, High, near Monroe. 
Parsons, E. W., Drugs and Medirines, Madison, near High. 
Peasner, John, Bakerv and Confectionery, High. 
Peasner, F., Restaurant, High, near Jefferson. 
Pratt, W. D., Auctioneer, High, near Madison. 
Quick, E., Agent W. U. Telegraph Company, High. 
Rabohl, Henry, Furniture, Milller corner Jefferson. 
Rank, J. A., Saddles and Harness, High, near Madison. 
Reeves, Mrs. Rebecca, Millinery, Madison. 
Repho, F. H., Dry Goods and Groceries, Main. 

Rexoth , Fruit and Confectionery. 

Riddler, J. G., Drugs and Medicines, High, near Madison. 

Robinson, Mrs. G. F. Millinery, Madison. 

Roer, F.j Books and Stationery, Madison. 

Rose, William, Cigar-maker, Madison. 

Sachs & Wolferman, General Dry Goods and Clothing, High. 

Sander, A. H. & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries, High, near Monroe. 

Schaller & Flaute, Saloon, High. 

Schirmer, G., Jewelry, High, near Madison. 

Schirmer & (rreenhood. Saloon, High. 

Schmitt, Philip, Saloon, High, near Madison. 

Schott, J. G., Saloon, High. 

Schrandt, , Physician, High, near Jefferson. 



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Ohio, bet Fifth & Sixth Sts., 



SEDALIA', MO. 



E. BATMl-ET, 



!E*i'oprietor. 



TSRIKES $1.50 PSR DAY. 



Mr. Barret, would say to the traveling public that he has recently 
taken charge of the above named house, and will guarantee those who 
favor him with a call, first rate accommodations at reasonable rates. 



W. H. MILLER, 

Notary Public, Ile?.l Estat3 Agent 

and General Claim Agent. 
HIGH ST., bet. Monroe and Adams. 

(over office of "The Fortschritt.") 

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. 



s. w. cox, 

Real Estate Agent, 

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. 

Buys and sells lands on commis- 
sion, pays taxes for non-residents, 
Miner and dealer in Iron and Lead 
Ores, Baryta and Kaolin. 



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Schultz, H. E., Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, High. 

Schwartz & Schleer, Tinware, High, near Madison. 

Scorem & Wagner, Groceries and Liquors, Madison. 

Smith B. H., Boots and Shoes, Madison, near High. 

Smith, George, U. S. Deputy Marshall, High, near Madison, 

Stoats, C, Painter, Main, near Madison. 

Stone & Co., Billiard Saloon, High, corner Madison. 

Straub, W., Cigars, Tobacco, etc., Madison. 

Thomas & Craven, Groceries and Liquors, High, corner Madison. 

Thompson, C. A., Physician, Madison. 

Van Hall, A. Saloon, High, near Madison. 

Wagner, George, Brewery, Dunklin. 

Waldo, J., Book Bindery, High, near Jefferson. 

Watts John, Barber, High. 

Watson, J. C, Proprietor Virginia Hotel, High, near Jefferson. 

Wehrman, F., Saloon, High. 

Wells, J. T., Saddle and Harness-maker, High, near Madison. 

Wills & Donahoe, Glass and Queensware, High, near Madison, 

White & Janvier, Hardware and Agricultural Implements, High. 

White, Geo. T., Lawyer, High, near MadisOn. 

Winston, G. B, & B. W., Physicians, High, near Madison, 

Woodard, Mrs. J. L., Millinery, opposite Court House. 

Wray, E. S., U. S. Claim Agent, High, near Jefferson. 

Wright & Burtt, Billiard Saloon, High, corner Madison. 

Yarmer, Jacob, Dry Goods and Groceries, Jefferson, corner Dunklin, 

Young, R. E., Physician, High. 

SCOTT STATION, MO, 

An ordinary station possessing nothing more than the ordinary way 
stations; contains a population of about 75 ; is 7 miles from the State 
Capital, and 182 miles from St. Louis. 

ELSTON STATION, MO, 

Elston Station is on Missouri Pacific R. R., 10 miles west of Jeffer- 
son City and 135 miles from St. Louis, in the midst of cultivated farms, 
with lead and coal mines; has a population of about 150 souls. 

Barton, R. W., Brick-maker. 

Brooks, George, Wagon-maker. 

Chambers, E., General Store. 

CoUett, Jasper, Blacksmith, 

Dixon, L. & F. M., Coal Miners. 

Dyer, J. C, Shoemaker, 

Ecker, Peter, Boot and Shoemaker. 

Elston, A. M., Station Exp. Agt., Teleg. Ope'r and Justice of Peace. 

Elston, Elias, Flour and Saw Mills, 

Elston, E. & Co., General Store. 

Elston, George, Drugs and Medicines. 



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Elston, J, A., Physician. 
Garve, Granville, Builder. 
Hamilton & Reed, Coal Miners. 
Hawthorn, W. M., Broadway House. 
Lamlin, G. F., Saloon. 
Shule, Joseph, Shoemaker. 
Stehlin & Kauffman, Coal Miners. 
Tripp, M. J., Carpenter and Builder. 

CENTERTOWN, MO., 

Is an ordinary way station, with 75 inhabitants, including the "Pikes"; 
is 5 miles from last station, 15 miles from the State Capital, and 140 
miles from St. Louis. 

CALIFOMJVIA, MO. 

A town 25 miles from the State Capital and 150 miles west of St. 
Louis, partially surrounded- by fine belts of timber and several well 
cultivated farms ; is well located, but has virtually lost all its former 
enterprise, and is now what is fairly termed, a dead town of 2000 
inhabitants, including natives all counted. 

Anderson, C. P., Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, Oak. 

Anderson, J. H., Editor, Moniteau Co. Democrat. 

Apperson, L. B., Livery Stable, Main. 

Barnhill, Mrs. C, Millinery and Dressmaking, High. 

Beam & Pearson, Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions, Oak. 

Beard & Hoge, Lawyers, at Court House. 

Belo, J., Stoves, Tinware and Furniture, High. 

Bertram, Wm., Boot and Shoemaker, Oak. 

Burke, E., Attorney at Law, on Public Square. 

Bryen, R., Cigar Manufacturer, High. 

Byler, A. G., Attorney at Law, at Court House. 

Campbell, W. A., Shoemaker, Oak. 

Cavers, Geo., Grain Buyers and Shippers. 

Crane & Pearson, Merchant Millers. 

Davenport, Mrs. J. M., Dressmaking, Oak. 

Duwenick, Fred., Billiard Saloon, Oak. 

Ehrhardt, J. G., General Merchandise, Oak st. and Versailles av. 

Endcr, James, Watchmaker, Main. 

Finke, H. C, General Merchandise, High. 

Gentzsch, Frank, Barber, Main. 

Gordon, C. M., Attorney at Law, Main. 

Gray, J. P. H., Physician and Surgeon, on Public Square. 

Gropp, A., General Merchandise, High. 

Haas & Weike, General Merchandise, Main. 

Hamilton cS: Coe, Electric Physicians, Oak. 

Hengen, Wm., Shoemaker, High. 



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Huntington, R. E., Publisher, Moniteau Journal, Main. 

Keley & Bro., Stoves and Tinware, Higli. 

Klinger, Alex., Jewelry, High. 

Markworth & Co., Saddles and Harness, East. • 

Martin, J. J., Wagon manufacturer. East. 

Meekins. J. J., Dry Goods and Groceries, Oak. 

Mengel, Wm. H. & Co., General Merchandise, cor. North and High. 

Messerly, L. F., Groceries, High. 

Meyer, W. F., Merchant Tailor, High. 

Meyres, Frank, Shoemaker, East. 

Meusch, C, Saddles and Harness, North. 

Moore, S., Wagon manufacturer, Oak. 

Moore & Williams, Lawyers, at Court House. 

Moniteau National Bank, south-side Public Square. 

Moser, J. N. E., Billiard Saloon, High. 

Owens & Wood, Attorneys at Law, Public Square. 

Peters, S. J., Lumber and Furniture, Versailles av. 

Pountain & Bishop, Livery and Feed Stable, Oak. 

Rose & Cohn, General Merchandise, High. 

Ross, Geo., Lumber, Versailles av. 

Russell, J. J., Physician and Druggist, High. ' 

:5aarman, F. W., Saloon, High. 

Shorpe & Hickcox, General Merchandise, High, cor. Main. 

Swanson, G. W., Saloon, Oak. 

Todd & Wood, Druggists and Apothecaries, High, cor. North. 

ToUe, D. B., Proprietor Planters' House, Oak. 

Trissel, N., Railroad and Express Agent, at Depot. 

Weavar, Joseph, Blacksmith, Main. 

Wood, J. D. & Co., General Merchandise, East. 

Wood. Milton, Barber, Oak. 

MONITEAU, MO. 

An ordinary way station, 156 miles from St. Louis and 31 miles from 
the State Penitentiary (Capital); has a population of about 100 
souls, counting all noses ; this town may come out in the future and 
become important. 

TIPTOW, MO, 

This is an old settled town, having been located long enough to be a 
city or the tip-of-a-town, neither of which will its present population 
bring about, but which may be done by generations unborn ; its natural 
location, 163 miles from St. Louis, is good, and the Missouri Pacific 
R. R. Co. has made an effort to help it by building a branch road to 
Booneville, on the Missouri river, of 25 miles, but all to no great 
benefit; it has a population of about 1000 souls. 



E. O. EVANS, M. D, 

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & OCULIST, 

SEDALIA, 3IISSOUBI. 

SPECIALITIES, DISEASES OP THE EYE AND EAR- 



Sedalia— Dr. T. J. Montgomery, Dr. J. B. Holman, Col. A. D. Jaynes, 
Hon. J. T. Heard. Boonville, Mo.— Capt. J. L. Stephens. Fort 
Scott, Kan.— Dr. Jas. Hogan, Jas. H. Brown. 

FRANKLIN HOUSTON. JOHN H. BOTHWELL. 

{Prosecuting Attorney.) 

HOUSTON & BOTHWELL, 

Attorneys & Counselors at Law, 

No. 57 Main Street, Second Floor, 
SEDALIA, Pettis County, Mo. 

Will practice in all the Courts of Record in this and adjoining 
Circuits, in the Supreme Court, and in the U. S. District and Circuit 
Courts for the Western District of Missouri. 

Will attend promptly to all collections and business entrusted to 
them ; examine titles and give opinions ; and furnish information in 
professional matters. Satisfactory references given whenever desired. 

U. F. SHORT. W. H. H. HILL. 

SHORT ^ HILLi^ 

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 

52 3Iain Street, (upstairs,) 
SEDALIA, - - - Pettis Co., Mo. 

GEO P. B. JACKSON, 

Altt)®Ml¥ Mi 1^4W 



f 

OFFICE: ILGENFRITZ' BLOCK, cor. Third k Ohio Sts., 
SKDALIA^ MO. 

WILL PRACTICE IN PETTIS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. 



Bane & Lyon, Livery Stable, Osage. 

Brinison, J., Saloon, Moniteau. 

Christopher, W. H., Livery Stable, Moniteau. 

Clark, M., Groceries, Moniteau. 

Cochel Bros. , Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Moniteau. 

Crossman, C, Butcher, Moniteau. 

Dueber, E., Stoves and Tinware, Moniteau. 

Dueber, Gustav, Stoves and Tinware, Moniteau. 

Duerig, S., Barber, Moniteau. 

Easley, J. W. , Bakery and Confectionery, Moniteau. 

Estill, B. D., Boots and Shoes, Moniteau. 

Fitschen, A. P., Saloon, Moniteau. 

Gigas, J., Merchant Tailor, Moniteau. 

Hoehn', G. L., Prop. St. Louis House, Moniteau. 

Holtschneider, B. W., General Merchandise, Moniteau. 

Maclay & Co., General Merchandise, Moniteau. 

Magill, A. G., Druggist, Moniteau. 

Reavis, B. F., General Merchandise, Moniteau. 

Redman, Wm., General Merchandise and Drugs, Moniteau. 

Riley & Baker, Furniture, Moniteau. 

Rose & Cohn, General Merchandise, Moniteau. 

Schmidt, J. & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries, Moniteau. 

Schreiak, P., Shoemaker, Moniteau. 

Shaaf, A., Shoemaker, Moniteau. 

Slorgrass <& Hirst, General Merchants, Moniteau. 

Stinson, W. H., Boots and Shoes, Moniteau. 

Tipton Bank, Moniteau. 

Walker, R. C. , Dry Goods, Moreau. 

Walter & Kelley, Groceries, Moniteau. 

Weiner, J., Druggist, Moniteau. 

OTTJEBTIZLJE, 3IO. 

This town originally derived its name from the fine quality of otter 
furs secured and shipped from this locality. It is not an old town, but 
possessed of good natural advantages, and the large majority of its 
business men are live, industrious, and enterprising, who are far out- 
reaching their neighbors of Tipton and California. It has a popula- 
tion of 600. 

Aarni, F. R., Wagon manufacturer, Grover. 
Amick, J. F., Lumber merchant, Main. 
Atchison, Andy, Furniture, Grover. 

Boatright, C. F., General Merchandise, Grover and Vine. 
Bollinger, J., Physician, Morgan. 
Butler, D. S.. Saddles and Harness, Grover. 
Homan & Wear, General Merchandise, Public Square. 
Knaus, W., Wagon manufacturer, Grover. 

Mathews, C. G., Prop. Mansion House & Livery Stable, cor. Main 
and Vine. (See card by Index.) 



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Middleton, J. H,, Physician, Vine. 

Moore, H., Merchant, Main. 

Potter & Wharton, Druggists, Vine. 

Reed & Ellis, General Merchandise, Grover and Vine. 

Runnelds, Wm., Saloon, Main. 

Saunders, S. H., Physician, Public Square. 

Scully, E., General Merchandise, Public Square. 

Small, T. J., City Clerk, Boonville. 

Smith, John, Butcher, Grover. 

Strain, J. D., General Merchandise, Main. 

Watts, D. B., Photographer, Main. 

Zollinger & Ellis, General Merchandise, Vine and Grover. 

S3IITHTON, MO. 

A station and village of 450 inhabitants ; a thoroughly enterprising 
people, who are making a good reputation for their town and them- 
selves. The location is a good one, with a fine farming country 
around it. It is 181 miles from St. Louis. 

Cook, James, Postmaster. 

Hane, N. H., General Merchandise, Washington, 

Heismeyer, A. H., Dry Goods and Notions, Washington. 

Jackson, W. F., Nurseryman. (See Card.) 

Martin, S. D., Physician and Surgeon. 

Mellen, J. H., Attorney-at-law, Washington. 

Moore, J. I., Attorney-at-law. 

Overstreet, J. M., Physician. 

Overstreet, W. C. & Co., Druggists, Washington and Walnut. 

Page, W. H., General Merchandise, Washington. 

Price & Baker, Flour Mills, Washington. 

Ringen, G., Blacksmith, Washington. 

Russel & Son, General Merchants, Washington. 

Smith, W. A,, Groceries, Washington. 

8EJ>ALIA, 3IO, 

This thriving and energetic town is one of the oldest in Central 
Missouri, 189 miles west of St. Louis, and 93 miles from Kansas City; 
being originally settled by active and thoroughly enterprising people, 
from its origin it became a thriving village, soon a town, and now 
takes on the appearance of a Western City. Its location being on a 
high, rolling prairie, rich in soil, well cultivated, with water near the 
surface of a good quality, all naturally unite to stimulate the perma- 
nent building up of an economical town and city. The building and 
completion of the Missouri Pacific Railroad gave it its first perma- 
nent importance, but the building of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas 
Railway (this being its present eastern terminus,) is doing more to 



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increase the importance of the town as a commercial distributing 
point and manufacturing center than any other. This place now has 
direct communication by rail south, southwest, west, northwest and 
northeast, by six distinct railroads extending in as many directions, 
thereby affording direct, quick and cheap transportation to the mer- 
chants and manufacturers, of which there are a goodly number of 
liberal, enterprising persons, firms and companies, who have the enter- 
prise to compete with St. Louis in some things, and with Kansas City 
in all goods to their local consumption, as well as to the trade of 
surrounding towns over an immense scope of thickly settled and pros- 
perous sections of country, not second to any part of the West. The 
names and nature of business of each of these persons are given 
below, and more fully in our advertising pages, to which we refer the 
reader for facts and fuller representation. Sedalia has an aggregate 
population of 7,000. 

Abbott & Co., Stoves and Tinware, 5 Ohio. 

Baker, J. A., Agricultural Implements, 103 Main. 

Bard & Miller, Druggists and Apothecaries, 58 Main. 

Barret, E., Propr. Leroy House, Otis, bet. 5th and 6th. See card. 

Barley, J. H. & Co., Manufacturer of Agricultural Implements, Main. 

Beck, Wm., General Merchandise, 43 Main. 

Beck, J. G., Propr. German House, 74 Main. 

Bichsel, Geo., Jewelry, 33 Ohio. 

Bixby, E. & Co., Hardware and Stoves, 34 Main. 

Blair Bros., Clothiers, etc., 27 Main. 

Blocher, D., Agricultural Implements, 80 Main. 

Bonner, S. P., Physician, 67 Main. 

Brown, C. W. & Co., Books and Stationery, Ohio. 

Brown, Geo. T. & Co., Proprietors Joes House, opposite Depot. 

Brendt & Bro., Grocers, 73 Main. 

Brobbins, F. L., Livery and Sale Stable, Main. 

Burke, James, Saloon, 31 Main. 

Burkhart, J., Boot and Shoemaker, 13 Main. 

Buruss, J., Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 3 Ohio. 

Callis, J., Groceries, Main. 

Campbell, Wm., Undertaker, Ohio. 

Cecill, W. W., Groceries, 95 Main. 

Central Mo. Banking & Saving Association, 46, cor. Main and Osage. 

Citizens' National Bank, cor. Main and Ohio. 

Clute Bros., Dry Goods and Notions, 30 Main. 

Corbett, E., Boot and Shoemaker, Ohio. 

Clair, Jno. J., Books and Stationery, Ohio. 

Clay, C. C, Propr. Marble Works, Main. 

Crandell & Sinnet, Attorneys-at-law, 60 Main. 

Cummings & Koyl, Agents Domestic Sewing Machine, ^^ Ohio. 



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Walker Evans. H. B. Fletcher. Byrd Evans. 

Evans, Fletcher & Co., 

IMPORTERS AND WIIOLESAI-E DEALERS IN 

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 

GUNS PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION 




Iron, Steel, and Wagon Wood-Work. 

BLACKIITHS UNO CARRII18E MMERS SUPPLIES, 



B*^msaiM@ T'OOXa 



Champion Reapers and Mowers. 



Agents for Laflin & Rand Powder Conr)anj , 

No. 42 MAIN STREET, 

SEDALIA, - - - - MISSOURI. 



Dakin &. Dixon, Druggists and Apothecaries, Ohio. 

Davis, H. R., City Marble Works, 98 Main. 

Depp, H. E,, Surgeon Dentist, 75 Main. 

Dexter, C. A., Stationery and Books, Main. 

Dinkle, G. M., Commercial College, Main. See card by Index. 

Donelson, J. M. & Co., Foundry and Machine Shop, Main. See 

card by Index. 
Ellis, J. J., Groceries and Produce, Ohio. 
Evans, Fletcher &. Co., Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, 

Wagon Stock, Nails, Tools, Guns, and Farming Implements, Main. 

See card opposite first part of Sedalia Names. 
Evans, E. C, M. D., Surgeon and Oculist, Main and Ohio. See card, 
Evans, J., Saloon, 76 Main. 
Faulhaber, Mrs. G. L., Artist, 6 Ohio. 
Fear, D. D., Merchant Tailor, 96 Main. 
First National Bank, Ohio. 
Fisher, A., Saloon, Ohio. 
Frisch, H., Saloon, 79 Main. 
Gallie, Rod., Groceries and Produce, 29 Main. 
Garrett, R. P., Attorney at Law, corner Main and Ohio. 
Ginter, John, Confectionery and Restaurant, Ohio. 
Goodwin, J. W., Publisher "Bazoo," Ohio. 
Gray & Harrison, Builders and Contractors, Main. 
Griffin, J. H., Proprietor Leet House, Main. 
Groesbeck & Philips, Dry Goods and Notions, 55 Main. 
Gross & Huffman, Groceries, Ohio. 
Guild & Codding, Groceries and Provisions, Ohio. 
Hackett, Thomas, Merchant Tailor, Main. 
Hancock, J. R,, Proprietor Sedalia Woolen Mills, North Main. 
Hail &■ Bailer, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 28 Main. 
Hassinger, Mrs. M. G., Milliner and Dress-maker, 75 Main. 
Harrison, W. F., Carpenter and Builder, Main. 
Heard & Bros., Attorneys at Law, Ohio. 
Henoch & Jacobs, Clothing, 49 Main. 
Hillis Bros., Furniture, Chairs, etc., 33 Main. 

Hoberecht, Theo. &. Bro., Merchant Flouring Mill, near Pac. Depot. 
Hogue & Bixby, Druggists and Chemists, 40 Main. 
Houston & Bothwell, Attorneys at Law, 57 Main, Smith's 

Hall Building. See card by Index. 
Houx & Siebe, Hardware and Stoves, 56 Main. 
Hughes & Robinson, Groceries and Restaurant, Ohio. 
Hull, A. Y., Editor Sedalia " Democrat," Main. 
Ingram, B. H., Insurance Agent, corner Main and Ohio. 
Jackson, Geo. P. B., Attorney at Law, 10 Ohio. See card by Index. 
Jeffrcss, J., Confectionery, 82 Main. 
Jones, J. B., Physician, 52 Main. 

Kahn & David, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 67 Main. 
Kaiser, John, Restaurant, 12 Ohio. 
Keiley, J., Groceries and Saloon, 78 and 84 Main. 



Kinsey, F, M., Stoves and Tinware, 47 Main. 

Klinge, K., Butcher, Ohio. 

Krieckhaus, & Bro., Grocers, corner Ohio and Second. 

Kuhn, J., Dry Goods and Notions, corner Main and Kentucky. 

Kuhn, Peter, Cigars and Tobacco, Ohio. 

Kullmer, Boots and Shoes, Ohio. 

Lamy, E., Clothing, 48 Main. 

Landes & Co., Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, 53 Main. 

Landmann, F., Cigar-maker, 61 Main. 

Leach, C. A., Editor Sedalia Times. 

Leake, J. P. & Co., General Merchandise, Ohio. 

Leece, T., Barber shop, 43 Main, 

Lesher, C. D., Restaurant, 33 Main. 

Lesher, C. D., Groceries and Produce, 2 Ohio. 

Lesher, H. C, Artist, 75 Main. 

Levey, D. & Bro., Clothing, 62 Main. 

Little, P. S., Furniture, 50 Main. 

Littlefield, Ira W,, Agent Howe Sewing Machine, 7 Ohio. 

Lotour, , Photographer, 52 Main. 

Lucking, H. H., Cigar-maker, 43 Main. 

McNees, P. F., Saddle and Harness- maker, Ohio. 

McClure & Wilhelm, Drugs and Medicines, Ohio. 

McKey, Phipps, Hat and Shoe store, corner Main and Ohio. 

Magann, I. G., Editor and Publisher Sedalia Opinion, Ohio. 

Major, T. T., Groceries, 77 Main. 

Marean, D. H., Dry Goods and Furnishing Goods, 26 Main. 

Mertz & Hall, Druggists and Physicians, Ohio. 

Mayer, C. A. Mrs., Millinery and Notions, Ohio. 

Morrison, S. D., «&: S. M., Dry Goods and Notions, 32 Main. 

Murray, J. M., Meat Market, Main. 

Newton & Son, Butchers, Ohio. 

Parks, James, Groceries and Provisions, 21 Main. 

Parmerlee Bros., Tanners, and Dealers in Leather, 108 Main. 

Peters, Geo. M., Shoemaker, 102 Main. 

Pitt & Engels, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 19 Main. 

Porter Bros., Boots and Shoes, corner Main and Ohio. 

Radcliff Bros., Dry Goods and Millinery, Ohio. 

Ringen & Yost., Groceries and Produce, Ohio. 

Russel, W. H., 14 Ohio. 

Rickman & Goodrich, Butchers, Main. 

Sampson & Bro., Attorneys at Law, Ohio. 

Scott, A. C, Attorney at Law, Ohio. 

Sedalia Foundry and Machine Co., Third, near M. K.&T. R.R. shops. 

Seligman, A., (rents' Furnishing Goods, 4 Ohio. 

Short & Hill, Attorneys at Law, 52 Main. See card by Index. 

Slianafclt, John, Grocedes and Provisions, 10 Ohio. 

Sicher Bros., Restaurant and Bakery, Ohio. 

Simmons & Co., Groceries, corner Ohio and Sixth. 

Sloan, J. G., Attorney at Law, 60 Main. 



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Smith, A. W., Dental Surgeon, Oliio. 

Smith, C. E., Clothing, 57 Main. 

Smith, D. H., General Hardware, 59 Main. 

Snell & Koehler, Central Block, Ohio. 

Snoddy & Bridges, Attorneys at Law, Ohio. 

Stafford & Meyer, Real Estate and Collecting Agents, Ohio. 

Suess, Henry, Saddlery and Harness, 44 Main. 

Garnham & Oilman, Livery Stable, corner Main and Mountain. 

Taylor, C. G., Jewelry Store, 6 Ohio. 

Townsley, H. P., Attorney at Law, 67 Main. 

Tucker, W. J., Wall Paper and Window Shades, Ohio. 

Werner, Philip, Groceries, Oak. 

White, J. G., Lumber and Plasterers Materials, Ohio. 

Wolf, I. & Bro., Dry Goods and Clothing, 60 Main. 

Yeater, J. K. & Co., Wholesale and Retail Groceries, 52 Main. 

GREEN RIDGE, 3IO, 

A small station in Pettis county, 1 2 miles from Sedalia, 98 miles from 
Fort Scott, and 201 miles from St. Louis. Population about 140. 
Land, good prairie, and cheap. 

Goodridge, G. W., Proprietor Goodridge House. 

House, G. W., Physician. 

Hull, C. O., Sadtlle and Harness-maker. 

Jaivis, John P., Shoemaker. 

Jennings & Bro.; General Merchandise. 

Ream, James S., Druggist and Apothecary. 

Stevens, J. C., Blacksmith and Wagon-maker. 

Story, Thomas & Denny, General Merchandise. 

Thomas, John R., Post-master. 

Tracy, S. T., Telegraph op'r, Exp. and Station Ag't M. K. & T. R.R. 

WINDSOR, MO, 

Windsor is an old town, and had almost all of its present population 
before the Railroad came through. It contains about 700 inhabitants, 
— has five churches, one steam flour mill, and a good number of 
business houses. Land is good, both prairie and upland, and is worth 
for improved from ^20 to $50 — unimproved, $10 to ^20. 

Stage line leaves every morning, except Sunday, for Bolivar, War- 
saw and Springfield. Distance from Sedalia, 21 miles; Fort Scott, 89 
miles, and from St. Louis, 210 miles. 

The following are the active business men : 

Alexander, R. J., Saddle and Harness maker, 
Allen, Stewart, Proprietor Stewart's Hotel. 
Andrews & Bro., General Merchandise. 



Jas. G. Ogden, Jno. R. Miller, Jas. G. Tesch, 

President. Secretary. Superintendent. 



Foundry and Machine Co., 

THIRB STREET, near M. K. tC T. B'y, 

SEDALIA, - - - - MISSOURI. 



MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 




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CIRCULAR SAW, SUGAR MILL, AND GRIST MILL 
MACHINERY. 

Machinery for Stone and Marble Sawing', 
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, 

Iron Fence and Railings 

OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. 

BELLS, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, 
SydraiUic and Improved Tobacco Presses, 

DOORS, SHUTTERS, HOISTING MACHINES, 

CANE CRUSHERS, TWO SISES, SUPERIOR IN EVERY RESPECT, 

Cheap, Simple and Durable. Extras always on had. 

We have facilities for doing all kinds of work in Iron, Brass and other 
Metals, and defy competition in any branch of our business. 

All kinds of Agricultural Machinery repaired to order. Cash Paid 
FOR Scrap Iron. Letters of Incjuiry promptly answered. 



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Bass & Kelly, General Merchandise. 

Bennett & Bro-, Livery Stable. 

Bowman, F. M., Stoves and Furniture. 

Brame, J. B., Dentist. 

Burke, E., Proprietor Burke House. 

Carpenter, N. E., Harness-maker. 

Chapman & Ham, Blacksmiths and Wagon-makers. 

Churchill & Case, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. 

Elliott, Charles H., Carpenter and Builder. 

Emett, L. S., Postmaster. 

Fonk & Truel, Livery Stable. 

Fults & Clark, Attorneys at Law. 

Goforth, Wm., Undertaker and Cabinet-maker. 

Gray, J. W., Physician. 

Greene, A. A., Tel. Operator & Station Agent M., K. & T. R. R. 

Harris, Charles, Shoemaker. 

Harter & Weaver, Proprietors Windsor Steam Flour Mills. 

Hunt, P. H., Silversmith. 

Karr, M. J., Watchmaker and Jeweler. 

Kelly, T. G., Physician. 

Livingston, W. J., General Merchandise. 

McCleverty, H. B., General Merchandise. 

Miles, G. W., Eating-house. 

Moreland & Elliott, Grocers and Produce. 

Morse, C. C, Lumber Yard. 

Neale, G. L., Photographer. 

Oechsli & Allen, Blacksmiths and Wagon-makers. 

Parks, Mrs. A., Milliner and Dress-maker. 

Sayler, J., Boots and Shoes. 

Schwab, Samuel, Boots and Shoes. 

Shadborn, T. G., Physician. 

Smith, -B. F., Druggist. 

Spencer, Edward, Wagon-maker. 

Tryon & Bro., General Merchandise. 

Withers, James, Blacksmith. 

Winn, J. Y., Physician. 

Winn & Glover, Druggists and Apoths., and Agts. Adams Express Co. 

Woodard, J. F., Saloon. 

Yankee & Shook, Groceries and Produce. 

CALHOVN, MO. 

This place is like Windsor, one of the old settlements. It pos- 
sesses many natural advantages, among which may be enumerated 
plenty of wood, coal, water and good soil. Iron ore has been found 
in the vicinity in considerable quantities, but as yet not having been 
mined, nothing definite is known of its extent or richness. Coal is 
delivered in the town at 9 cents per bushel, and it is of an excellent 



From St. Louis to Galveston. 29 

quality ; wood — hickory and oak — at $2.00 per cord. There is plenty 
of the best hard wood in the vicinity, and a company has been formed 
and are now at work , manufacturing it into spokes, hubs and poles for 
wagons and carriages. They have quite an extensive steam factory, 
and will do much to help the town. They have also an excellent 
hotel here, and the usual number of business houses for a prosperous 
town ; it is 29 miles from Sedalia, 72 miles from Fort Scott, and 217 

from St. Louis. 

• 
Bronaugh & Bro,, Physicians, 

Calhoun Manufacturing Company, M. B. Merritt, Pres., 

George Lattin, Supi. See card by Index. 
Edmondson, W. E. & Son, General Merchandise. 
Finks, J. E., Druggist. 
Gutridge & Pigg, General Merchandise. 
Gutridge, W. H., Druggist. 
Hable, Mrs. R., Millinery and Fancy Goods. 
Hahn «Sr Bro., Hardware and Groceries. 
Harper, S. P., General Merchandise, 
McComas, Samuel, Presiding Trustee of Calhoun, and Proprietor of 

McComas House. 
Michael, Moses, Postmaster. 
Munn, David, Stoves and Tinware. 
Omviler, Joseph, Groceries and Produce. 
Omviler, J. W., Agent Adams Express Co. 
Pigg, D. H., Lumber Yard. 

Rice, C. A., Telegraph Operator and Station Agent, M. K. & T. R. 
Sternberg, S., General Merchandise. 
Squires & Edmondson, General Merchandise; 
Trevey, R., Physician. 
Trinnier, J. T., Boot-maker. 

LEWIS, 3IO. 

A flag station in Henry county. There is no business done here. 
Distance from Sedalia, 32 miles; from St. Louis, 221 miles. It is well 
located and promises well for the future. 

CLIJSITON, MO, 

The population, 2,500. This town was first laid out in 1836 as 
county-seat of Rives county. Henry county was laid out in 1838. 
The population, down to the war, was about 500. From 1865 to 1873 
it grew to its present dimensions. 7,000 of the population are natives 
of the State. About 5,000 came from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. 
Present population, 20,000. The farming interest of the county is 
largely on the increase. The county is an Excellent corn and wheat 



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county, and all other small grain. Excellent coal in vast quantities 
abounds all over the county, and is being mined quite successfully. 
Lead ore was recently discovered in the southeast part of the county. 
The Germans form a considerable part of the population. The 
county has excellent schools and churches, and Sabbath schools 
have a good footing. Wild land ranges from $2 to ^25 per acre, 
and improved lands from ^5 to $50. 

Allen, Robert, Proprietor Allen House. See card by Index. 

Allison, W. H., Saloon. 

Allison & Piper, Dry Goods and Clothing. 

Austin, James A., Loan Agent. 

Barcafer, F. W., Bakery. 

Baumgartner & Co., Wagon-makers. 

Bender, O. H., Proprietor St. Stephens Hotel. 

Birgo, J. W., Physician. 

Blackford, A. J. & Co., Millinery Goods. 

Bledsoe & Co., Blacksmiths. 

Brinkerhoff, J. C, & Co., Butchers. 

Brinkerhoff & Smith, Real Estate Agents. See card by Index. 

Budd, A., Attorney at Law. 

Burgess, J., Butcher. 

Carey, A. S., Photographer. 

Carpenter, W. H., Lumber Dealer. 

Coglan, William, Merchant Tailor. 

Collins, T. W., Insurance Agent. 

Dorphley, D. H., Dentist. 

Dorman, J. G., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Davis, H. Kirby, Station Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 

Davis, Wm., Proprietor Weekly Democrat. 

DeWolf, E., Saloon. 

Dimmitt, Austin, Saddle and Harness maker. 

Dimmitt, J. P., Physician. 

Durst, G. P., Groceries and Provisions. 

Eddins «& Messick, Millinery Goods. 

Ellis, G. S., Justice of the Peace, Collecting and Insurance Agent. 

Ferguson, A. P., Boots and Shoes. 

Fike, John W., Post-master. 

First National Bank, J. M. Avery, Cashier. 

Flagg, J. E., Attorney-at-law. 

Foote, Bros., Stoves and Hardware. 

Frowein, A. P. & Bro., General Dry Goods. 

Fulkerson, A. M. & Co., Druggists & Apothecaries and Express Ag'ts. 

Fyke, Ausby, Real Estate Agent. 

Gaith, S. D. & Bro., Lumber Dealers. 

Gatewood, W. W., Attorney-at-law. 

Gerhardt, G., Saddles and Harness. 

Gobar, F. S., Groceries .and Produce. 



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Capitol Star Mills. 

C. H. DULLE & SONS, 

Manufacturers and dealers in all 
kinds of Flour and Meal, Ship- 
stuff, Shorts, Bran, etc. Corner 
Main and Walnut sts., Jefferson 
City, Mo. Highest market price 
paid for Grain. 



MANSION HOUSE, 

OTTERVILLE, MO. 
C. G. MATHEWS, Proprietor. 

The traveling Public will find 
the above house to be first class 
in all its appointments, and con- 
venient to depot, 

JS^ Terms reasonable. ■*^a 



Will J. Knott, T. T. Stratton, 

Editor. Publisher. 

OSAGE COUNT! LWDER, 

CHAMOIS, MO. 

32-column paper, largest circu- 
lation of any paper in the Fifth 
Congressional District. Splendid 
advertising medium. Rates low. 
Subscription price $1.50 per an- 



Daily Stage Line 

FROM 

Appleton City 



. Connecting with Trains both 



ways. 



GEO. W. EVANS, 

Proprietor. 



SEWING MACHINE. 



THE BEST IN USE ! 

W. C. Gibson, Agent, 

Office: High St., over Telegraph Office, 

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. 



E. P. BUSHHELL 
Photographic Artist. 

Photographs of the 26th and 
2 7th General Assembly of Missouri , 
also of Capitol and Grounds, Gov- 
ernor's Mansion, Armory, etc., for 
sale in all sizes. Agents wanted at 
50 per cent, at which $10 per day 
can be made by agents. Address, 
box 100, Jefferson City, Mo. 



CHAMOIS MILL 



E.&F.P.TRAUTWEIN, 

MANUFACTURBRS AND DEALERS IN 

MEAL, HOMINY & FEED, 
CHAMOIS, - - MO. 



J. SCHMIDT, 

BARBER SHOP, 

Shaving, 

Hair Dressing, 

Shampooing, etc., 
DONE IN THE BEST STYLE. 
CHAMOIS, MO. 



Goldsmith, C, Clothing. 

Greer, A. G., Furniture and Cabinet-maker. 

Green, H.. Dentist. 

Griffith & Coughren, Groceries and Produce. 

Griffin, William, Groceries and Produce. 

Haysler Bros., Saddlery and Harness. 

Haysler, G. C. & Co., Stoves and Tinware. 

Heckler. H., Saloon. 

Heckler, William, Saloon. 

Heitland, Lewis, Shoemaker. 

Herkert Bros., Boots and Shoes, 

Hitch & Co., Butchers. 

Hitchcock & Newbury, Agricultural Implements. 

Hornung, H. J., Barber. 

Jackson, G. R., Gunsmith. 

Jackson, W. W., Undertaker and Cabinet-maker. 

Jennings & Britts, Physicians. 

Johnson «& Leake, General Dry Goods. 

Jones, J. O., Telegraph Operator. 

Jones &. Palmer, Pubs, and Props. Clintoji Weekly Advocate. 

Keil, J. W., Jeweler. 

Kimbrough, J. S., Stoves and Hardware. 

Klee, Daniel, Boot and Shoemaker. 

Ladue, Vance & Fike, Attorneys-at-law. 

Land, B. F., Physician. 

Link, H., Propr. St. Charles Hotel. 

Look, W. D., Groceries and Produce. 

McBeth & Price, Attorneys-at-law. 

McKee, Jas. T., Newsdealer and Stationer. 

Middlecoff, J. G., Proprietor Clinton Flour Mills, Groceries and 

Produce. 
Milton, G. W., Dentist. 
Nuskimon, W. W. Dry Goods and Notions, 
Neiberger Bros., Groceries and Produce. 
Newbury «&: Co., Billiard Saloon. 
Oechsli & Kilmer, Blacksmiths and Wagon-makers. 
Owen, W. H , Livery and Sale Stable. 
Parks & Gantt, Attorneys-at-law. 
Pearman & Lake, Blacksmiths and Wagon-makers. 
PIckerill & Blackford, Attorneys at-law. 
Pollard, Henry, Prop. Pollard House; and Livery Stable. 
Pollock & Cohn, Clothing. 
Power, W. J., Restaurant. 

Ragland Bros., Groceries and Queensware. 
ReymuUer, F. P. & Co., Boots and Shoes. 
Roberts, E. E., Livery and Sale Stable. 
Roberts »Sc Corey, Bakery. 
Roberts, John & Son, Boots and Shoes. 
Robinson, Charles S., Justice of the Peace. 



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Savage, F. E. & Bro., Attorneys-at-law. 

Salmon & Salmon, Bankers and Brokers. 

Schmidt, George, Saloon. 

Schroeder, Will H., Groceries and Produce. 

Schultz, S. B,, Groceries and Produce. 

Shobe John, Groceries and Produce. 

Snyder, E. W., Real Estate Agent. 

Stalker, J., Painter. 

Stewart & Kincannon, Physicians. 

Stoker, J. W., Groceries and Produce. 

Stone, W. S., Druggist and Apothecary. 

Sutton, J. VV., Saloon. 

Thornton & Boone, Attorneys-at-law. 

Thurne, John G., Saloon. 

Turner, H. O., Saloon. 

U. S. Mail, Stage Line, Office in St. Stephen Hotel. 

Weidemeyer, J. M., Groceries and Produce. 

Wilder, A. R. & Co., Hardware and Cutlery. 

Williams, C. C, Druggist and Physician. 

Williams, S. R., Groceries and Produce. 

Wilson, C. B., Attorney-at-law. 

Zunmerschied, J. F., Barber. 

Zener, Robert, Druggist and Apothecary. 

LADUJE, MO, 

A flag station 7 miles west of Clinton, 46^ miles from Sedalia, and 
2351^ miles from St. Louis. There is an excellent coalmine here, but 
no business houses. 

MONTBOSE, MO. 

This thriving place, though but a new town, laid out and built 
since the M. K. & T. R. R. was built, is now probably doing more 
business than any place of its size on the road. The country around 
it is very rich and is well settled, while new settlers are coming in 
every day. The land is rolling prairie. It contains four churches, 
steam mill, a good hotel and a large number of business houses. A 
good public school building will soon be put up. 

Population about 900. Distance from Sedalia, 52^^ miles; Fort 
Scott, 57^ miles,; St. Louis, 241^ miles. 

Alspach, J. B., Furniture, Chairs, &c. 

Baum, Bros., General Merchandise. See card by Index. 

Campbell, A. J. & Bros., Shoemakers. 

Carter & Childs, General Merchandise. 

Chilton, Edward, Physician. 

Coleman, , Photographic Artist. 

Cox, J. D. , Stoves, Hardware and Implements. 



Culbertson, John, Builder and Carpenter. 

Davis, E. Z., Justice of the Peace. 

Drummond, W. W. &. Co., Proprietors Montrose Steam Flour Mills. 

Dunn, Geo. W., Att'y-at-law and Ins. Agt. Seecard by Index. 

Edwards, H. J., Saloon. 

Epstein, I. & Bro., General Merchandise. 

Heckler, Henry, Saloon. 

Hewitt, S., Physician. 

Key, J. T., Restaurant. 

Kerr, Wm. M., Lumber Dealer and Iron Merchant. 

Leonard, I. C, Blacksmith and Wagon-maker. 

March & Carey, Groceries and Produce. 

Marsh, J. J. & Co., Proprietors Star Hotel. 

Martin, C. R., Groceries and Produce. 

Shaffer, A., Tel. Operator, Exp. and Station Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 

Taylor, E., Livery Stable. 

Thornton, John G., Druggist and Apothecary. 

Weirich, W. H., Physician, 

Whitehead Bros., Hardware and Agricultural Implements. 

APPLBTON CITY, 3IO, 

A station 6 miles southwest of Montrose, with a population of 450, 
well surrounded with prairie and small timber, with a fine out-look for 
a good business town, and shipping point for the immense quantities 

of grain soon lo be raised here. 

Adams, E. A., Proprietor Adam's Hotel, Fourth. 

Cobb, H. A. & Son, Drugs and Medicines. 

Davis, J. J., Proprietor Appleton House, Third and Walnut. 

Egnew & Bro., Livery and Feed Stable, Fourth. 

Emmons, R. S., Editor St Clair Gazette, Fourth. 

Evans, G. W-, Prop. Appleton & Butler Stage. See card by Index. 

Forbes, T. & Son, Manufacturers of Harness, Fourth. 

Hedrick, J. D., Groceries and Provisions, Fourth. 

Hodkins & King, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Klein, S. Bros., Dry Goods and Clothing, Fourth. 

Luchinger & Staife, Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Fourth. 

Mason, E., Druggist, Fourth. 

Myers, J. D. & Son, General Merchandise, Fourth. 

Pickerell, J. R., Postmaster, Fourth. 

Rouch, W. P., Proprietor Home Hotel, Third. 

Schempp, J., Saloon. 

Shelton, W. E., Physician and Surgeon, Fourth. 

Sloss & Livingston, Dry Goods, Fourth. 

Thompson, B. E., Druggist, Fourth. 

Thurman, Notions, Fourth. 

Wells, T. H., Attorney at Law, Fourth. 

Wesson, A. R., Groceries and Provisions, Fourth and Walnut. 

Wetlupby, W. V. B., Agent xM. K. & T. R. R., at Depot. 



35 



Biiitirl Irtm Wtrta 



iT. m. Donelsoxi i£ Co.^ 



MANUFACTURERS OF 



Mffiia PBMP; 



MILL MACHINERY, IRON STORE FRONTS 
AND ALL KINDS OF IRON AND BRASS 
CASTINGS. ALL WORK DONE AT 
ST. LOUIS PRICES, AND ENTIRE 
SATISFACTION GUARAN- 
TEED. 



Vernon County, Mo. 

lEIlIi a S»EOT®, Proirl©t«re. 

Located on the M. K. & T. R. R., Have con- 
stantly on hand the best grades of Family 
Flour, Corn Meal, etc. 

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR WHEAT. 

Conner's Eating House^ 

SCHELL CIT^% IVTO. 



J. P. CONNERS, Proprietor. 

Close to Depot, Heals famished for all Trains, 
at Fiftij cents, I^assenr/ers ivill get their money's 
worth hy imtronizing this House, 
DOJSf'T MISS IT. 



36 Logan's Railway Directory. 

BOCKVILLE, MO. 

A station and village 1 1 miles southwest of the last, similarly sur- 
rounded and situated, with more or less coal underlying the immediate 
surface, which must soon become available for domestic and manufac- 
turing fuel. It has a population of 150. 

Buskirk, M. D., Druggist, Main. 

Fields, H. B. Physician, Main. 

Fricquet & Bro., Merchants, Main. 

Haines, R. H., Agent M. K. & T. R. R. and Telegraph Operator. 

Johannes, N., Merchant, Main. 

Kennedy, Postmaster, Main. 

Klien, S., Merchant, Main. 
Mackey, J. B., Druggist, Main. 
Scantlin, T., Saloon, Main. 
Vickers, J. L., Lawyer, Main. 

SHELL CITY, MO. 

A station and village of 200 inhabitants, surrounded by a fine 
country, being 72 miles southwest of Sedalia, Mo., and 40 miles from 
Ft. Scott, Kan., and 261 miles from St. Louis. It has some good busi- 
ness men, as follows : 

Affolten, W. H., Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 

Brines & Strong, Proprietors Merchant Mill. See car dby Index. 

Childs, T., Attorney and Real Estate Agent. 

Conner, J. P., Proprietor Hotel, near Depot. See card by Index. 

Harvey, A., Merchant, Main. 

Loney, J., Saloon, Loney's Alley. 

Maus, J. H. & Bro., General Merchandise, Main. 

Peirce, G. A., Commission Merchant and Grocer, Main. 

Purinton, J. A.. Postmaster, Main. 

Sherburn, W., Prop'r Shell City Hotel and Railroad Eating 

House, near Depot. See card by Index. 
Van Orman, C., Physician, Druggist, Main. 

WALKER'S STATION, MO. 

A shipping station in Vernon county, 10 miles from the last, and 
271 miles from St. Louis, has a population of 125 people, among 
whom are the following business men : 

Armstrong, R. H., Manufacturer of Wagons, &c., Sixth. 
Bunnel, J. I., Groceries and Produce, Marvin ave. 
Cameron 6l Co., Drugs and Medicines, Marvin ave. 
Cameron, W. T., Postmaster, Marvin ave. 
Clinton, B. J., Proprietor Prairie House. 
Edmonds, R., General Merchandise. Marvin ave. 



^ 



From St. Louis to Galveston. 37 



Mitchell, J., Ag't M. K. & T. R. R., and Tel. Operator, at Station. 
Ransom, E. T., Notion Store, Marvin ave. 
Thomas, Wm., Shoemaker, Marvin ave. 

NEVADA, MO, 

A town yet new, but possessing considerable importance, being 
situated in a well settled, wealthy farming community, in the midst of 
fine prairie, with both coal and timber in abundance ; is 90 miles from 
Sedalia, 21 miles from Fort Scott, and 277 miles from St. Louis, and 
has a population of 600, among whom are 

Bang & Co., Bakery and Confectionery. 

Blake & Lupton, Physicians and Surgeons, Cherry. 

Clelland, D. W., Lumber Merchant, Cherry. 

Dermot, John, Proprietor Nevada House. See card by Index. 

Farmer, Jones tSc Co., Lumber Merchants, Cherry. 

Fisher, Wm. J., Groceries and Produce, Cedar. 

Forney, & Co., Billiard Saloon. 

Grimes, J. C, Bakery and Restaurant, Main. 

Gulley, D. & S., Butchers. 

Hancock, D. V., Dry Goods, Cedar. 

Hill & Wilson, Billiard Saloon, Main. 

Jackson, M,, Attorney-at-law, Cherry. 

Kahn & Jones, Groceries and Produce, Main. 

Karnes, H., General Merchandise, Cherry. 

Libby, C. M., Carriage manufacturer. Cherry. See card by Index. 

McCrudden, Wm., Clothing, Public Square. 

Mobley & Co., Groceries and Provisions, Cherry. 

Moore, H. C. & Co., General Merchandise, Cherry. 

Nelson & Williams, General Merchandise, Cherry. 

Paton, L. O. & Co., Drugs and Medicines, S. E. cor. Public Square. 

Peyton & Kuhn, Butchers, Cherry. 

Pence, G. W., Wines and Liquors, Cherry. 

Prewitt & Poindexter, Real Estate and Collecting Agents, Cherry. See 

card by Index. 
Roberst & Tyler, Hardware and Stoves, Cherry. 
Rockwood, C. A., Physician and Surgeon, Main. 
Rennick & Sterett, Hardware and Cutlery, Main. 

Rosenthal, , Dry Goods and Clothing, Main. 

Ryan, J., Groceries and Produce, Cedar. 

Samuel, W. R. & Co., Groceries and Produce, Cherry. 

Smith, T. J., Tobacco and Cigars, Cherry. 

Sullivan, T. W., Groceries and Produce. 

Thopnton, Paul F. & Co., Bankers, Cherry. 

Tillotson & Harding, Stationery, Cherry. 

Tillotson, H. L., Postmaster, Cherry. 

Trauer, Samuel J., Notions and Fancy Goods, Main. 

Urner, L. H., Manufacturer of Saddles and Harness, Cherry. 



38 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Vincent, J. A., Tel. Op., and Gen. Ag't M. K. & T. R. R., at Depot. 

Walters, A., Groceries and Produce, Cherry. 

Warth & Bro., Druggists and Apothecaries. 

Wilson, J. W., Groceries and Produce. 

Whitsell, C. E., Furniture, Chairs, Main. 

Zellweger & Arnold, Drugs and Medicines, Main. 

jyEEBFIELD, MO. 

The last station in Missouri, as also the one next east of Ft. Scott, 
Kan., and 12 miles from it, and 9 miles from the last station, being far 
enough from each to become of some importance, as it doubtless will 
ere long. Its present population is about 150. 

FOBT SCOTT, KAN. 

This enterprising town was first located as a United States Fort with 
the usual traders, trappers, hunters and Indians, who, with troops 
stationed here, formed the inhabitants from 1842 to i860, when a town 
was organized, and for a year prospered but little, when the War 
Department found it again necessary to re-occupy the almost 
abandoned town and fort ; and during the four years following it was 
an important military post, being a base of supplies for the Federal 
army, and hence the town grew in population as a war necessity until 
the close of the war, when an enterprising class of men began rapidly 
settling up the rich and productive country around it, which has 
steadily increased ever since, until it is now surrounded by a rich and 
prosperous agricultural people, who are each year increasing in numbers 
and wealth, and whose necessities have given a permanent growth to 
the town equaled by few towns in the Southwest, and which has 
become enhanced by the growth and necessities of smaller surround- 
ing towns, whose trade centers here. The natural location is a good 
one, being on rising ground, surrounded by rolling prairies and fine 
belts of timber, with unlimited beds of coal ; and in this latter, 
although mined but very little, exists a mine of wealth, as this coal is 
clear of sulphur, and is a good steam coal. It can be supplied at a 
very low figure, in large quantities, hence here is the permanent 
foundation as well as a large home consumption for many articles of 
manufacture, and foreign capital will do well to look in this direction 
for investments, as this town now has a population of 6,500, with a 
healthy increase, and is likely to be the commercial distributing center 
for Western Missouri, Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory, 
comprising an immense scope of country, now only partially settled, 
but rapidly filling up with honest and industrious people from the 



CALHOUN 

MANUFACTURING CO. 

MANUFACTURE 

SPOKES, 

HUBS, 

SHAFTS, 

POLES, etc., 

CALHOUN, MO. 

SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 

BAUM BROS., 

DEALERS IN 

Dry Goods, Furnisliing Goods, 

Clothing, Boots <£ SJioes, 

geocehies, dried fruits, 

AND 

COUNTRY PRODUCE, 

imcontrose:, ivio. 



M. J. KARR, 

DEALER IN 



S9 



Watches, Clocks, 

AND JEWELRY, 
WINDSOR, MO. 



ALL WORK WARRANTED. 



GEO. W. DUNN, 

Mknei & Counselof al Law 

Notary Public and Collec- 
tion Agent, 

MONTROSE, MO. 



Taxes paid for non-residents. All 
business promptly attended to. 



SHELL CITY HOTEL 

AND 

'M ill IM lOUSE, 



W. SHERBURN, Proprietor. 

Having Leased and refitted this important Railway 

Eating House, I am prepared to give to the traveling 

public a first-class meal, also to accommodate 

guests who may desire to stop over with 

me in first-class style. 

All those fond of sporting will find it as good a place 

for all small game as can be found in Missouri, and they 

will find an old SPORT FOR MINE HOST. 

W. SHERBUEN, 

Proprietor. 



^0 Logan's Railway Directory 

more densely populated States, all of which makes an increase of con- 
sumption ; and hence money invested in manufacturing would be per- 
manently remunerative, and is the only sure basis of creating and 
maintaining an increase of population and wealth in a town or city, 
and in this, Ft. Scott possesses advantages equaled by few towns any- 
where. She has now some manufacturing enterprises of fair magnitude, 
each of whom are prospering, and whose names, nature of business and 
location can be seen below and in our advertising pages, to which all 
are referred. 

Anderson, J., Merchant Tailor, 12 Main. 

Avery & Ratekin, Agents Weir Plow Co., Jones, cor. Market Square. 

Baker & Bro., Merchant Tailors, 39 Main. 

Bamberger, Jacob, Clothing, Wall, cor. Market. 

Barlow, A. C., Physician, Main, cor. Locust. 

Bawden, Martin & Cheney, Attorneys-at-Iaw, Main, cor. Wall. 

Bawden, Pierman, Confectioner, 33 Main. 

Beebe, Richard, Gunsmith, Market Square. 

Bell & Schroer, Furniture manufacturers, on M. R. F. S. & G. R. R. 

Bender, O. C, Physician, Market Square. 

Beymer, O. J., Undertaker, Market, cor. Main. 

Bicking, A. F., Bee Hive manufacturer, Jones, cor. Wall. 

Binford & Galloway, Attorneys-at-law, Birch, bet. Main and Jones. 

Bitner, S. C, Merchant Tailor, Market, cor. Main. 

Blair, C. W., Attorney-at-law, Wall. 

Bolles, W. T., Marble Works, Main, cor. Locust. 

Boughton, B. F., Blacksmith. 

Boyle, F. R., Cigars and Tobacco, 3 Main. 

Bright & Bro., Dry Goods, General Stock, 19 Main. 

Brinkerhoff, S. S., Attorney-at-law, 10 Main. 

Brown, H., Merchant Tailor, Jones, cor. Main. 

Brown, Jacob, Shoemaker, Market, cor. Wall. 

Brown, Riley, Shoemaker, 9 Scott Avenue. 

Bryant, John A., Wagon-maker. 

Buckeridge, R. E., Meat-market, S. Main. 

Burgess, R. F., Dentist, Wall, cor. Market. 

Bush, Henry, Barber, Market square. 

Cain, William J., Baker, Crawford near Hickory. 

Callaway, T. J., Proprietor City Hotel, Market Square. 

Campbell, J. B., Postmaster, Books and Stationery, Wall. 

Cassell, John, Millinery Goods, S. Main. 

Chapman, W. S., Boots and Shoes, 17 Wall. 

Chase, R. W., Groceries and Produce, 3 Scott ave. 

Cheney, J. T., Wall Paper and Painting, Main and Birch. 

Clark, Geo. J., Ticket Ag't Mo. R. Ft. S. &G. R. R., near Gulf House. 

Clark, Has., Agricultural Implements, Market Square. 

Clark, John A., Land Com. Mo. Ft. S. & G. R. R., Wall. 

Cohn, Julius, Confectioner, 13 Main. 



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From St. Louis to Galveston. Jfl 

Cooley, A. R., Groceries and Produce, 5 Market. 

Cormany, J. W., Physician, 2>Z Main. 

Cormany, W. A., Insurance Agent, 10 Wall. 

Crawford, Geo. A., Proprietor Fort Scott Foundry, near Jones. 

See card by Index. 
Crow & Streit, Shoemaker, Wall, opposite Post-office. 
Cuenin, Joseph, Proprietor Gulf House, Wall and S. S. & G. R. R. 

See card by Index. 
Daugherty, D., Meat Market, opposite Gulf House. 
Davis, Bros. & Co., Grain Dealers and Commission Merchants, M. 

K. & T. R. R, corner Jones. See card by index. 
Day, S. A., Attorney-at-law, Birch, between Main and Jones. 
De Cotnonville, R., Physician, Jones and Main. 
Deland & Bacon, Props. Exchange Mills, near M. K. & T. Depot. 
Dickman & Co., Druggists, 18 Main. 
Dillard, W. W., Cigars and Tobacco, 23 Market. 
Dillon, M., Saloon and Restaurant, Market Square. 
Drake, C. F., Hardware and Stoves, Main, cor. Wall. 
Drake, H. A., Groceries and Produce, E. Wall. 
Dunn, W. L., Propr. Merchants Hotel, N. Jones. 
Durkee & Stout, Agricultural Implements, Jones, cor. Market 

Square. See card by Index, 
Edson, M. B., Carpenter. 

Elliot, S. W. & Son., Boots and Shoes, Market Square. 
Emmert, J. S., Real Estate Agent, 10 Wall. 

Evans, R. J., Agent Howe Sewing Machine Co., Wall, cor. Market. 
Ferguson, J. M., Boots and Shoes, 30 Main. 
Files, Benj., Livery Stable, Walker, bet. Wall and Locust. 
First National Bank, L. C. Nelson, Cash., 32 Main. 
Fisher, J., Physician, S. Main. 
Fox, M. S., Shoemaker, Wall, cor. Wilson. 

Ft. Scott Coal & Mining Co., Theo. Wheeler, Stipt., Wall, opp. P. O. 
Ft. Scott Democrat, S. L. & J. L. Goode, Props., Main, cor. Wall. 
Ft. Scott Monitor, Daily and Weekly, P. H. Tiernan, Supt., Wall, 

opp. Post Office. See card by Index. 

Ft. Scott Paint & Cement Works, B. F. Hepler, Manager, 

on M. R. F. S. & G. R. R. See card by Index. 
Frank, D., Wholesale Grocer, 16 Main. 
French, C O., Attorney at-law, 37 Market. 
Frechter, Casper, Prop'r Frechter House, near Market Square. 
Galloway, Jno. M., Attorney-at-law, Birch, bet. Main and Jones. 
Garwood, S. W., Physician, opp. Gulf House. 
Gilson, L. G., Gunsmith, Locust, cor. Walker. 
Glassbrook & Barron, Blacksmiths, Wall. 
Glunz, John, Saddlery and Harness, 21 Market. 
Goodlander, C. W. & Co., Lumber Yard, Jones and Wall. 
Goodiander, Cuppy & Co., Proprietors Goodlander Mill and Elevator, 

near Gulf House. 
Goodlander, Geo. W., Carpenter and Builder, Wall bt. Jones and Oak. 



Goodlander, S. O. & Co., Furniture, lo Scott ave. 

Gotlieb, Jacob, Dry Goods, lo Main. 

Grassmuck, L., Physician, Main and Wall. 

Greenfield & Sandfelder, Clothing, 7 Wall. 

Gross, Robert, Jeweler, 9 Wall. 

Grubel, Louis, Shoemaker, S. Scott ave. 

Guerin, W. E., Attorney-at-Law, 37 Market. 

Hahn, Christian, Meat Market, 9 Market. 

Haight, A. G., Telegraph Operator, 34 Main. 

Hall, E. J., Architect, S. Scott ave. 

Harris & Spencer, Attorneys-at-law, 36 Main. 

Hart, Joseph, Millinery Goods, Jones, corner of Locust. 

Hartman, H. M., Saddlery and Harness, Market Square. 

Hatfield, S. E., Agent Singer Machine Co., i Scott ave. 

Haynes, C. H., Groceries and Produce, Market Square. 

Hays, E. C, Physician. lo Wall. 

Heck, William, Saloon, 1 1 Main. 

Heine, Martin, Saloon, S. Scott ave. 

Hellendall & Hellman, Groceries and Produce, 30 Main. 

Henderson, H. D., Painter, Scott ave., between Wall and Locust. 

Herbert, T. L., Painter, 7 Scott ave. 

Hewitt, D. H., Boots and Shoes, Market Square. 

Higgins, John, Saloon, Wall, opposite Post-office. 

Hill, J. D., Dentist, 39 Market. 

Hill, J. D., Attorney at Law, Wall. 

Hinde, R. M., Furniture, 7 Market. 

Hitchcock & Russell, Hardware and Cutlery, 4 Main. 

Hogan, James, Physician, 8 Main. 

Hooper, Wm., Shoemaker, Jones, near Main. 

Horton, N. N., Physician, Wall, corner Market. 

Hulett, S. M., Attorney at Law, Jones, corner Birch. 

Ingalls, A. O., Druggist, S. Scott Avenue. 

Isett, E. B., Groceries and Produce, 15 Market. 

Johnston, E., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, 45 Market. 

Johnson, G. W., Watchmaker, 19 Main. 

Jewett, J. H., Grocer, 5 Scott Avenue. 

Jones, R. D., Groceries and Produce, Jones, near. R. R. 

Kaiser, M., Cigars and Tobacco, 11 Market. 

Keller, G. W., Confectioner, ^;^ Market. 

Keyser, C. H., Shoemaker, Wall, cor. Scott Avenue. 

Klingbeil, Lewis, Saloon, 43 Market. 

Knox, A. v., Restaurant, 2 Main. 

Kohn, E. L., Justice of the Peace, to Main. 

Kohn, Mrs. K., Millinery Goods, Main, bet. Wall and Locust. 

Liepman, M. & Bro., Clothing, Main. 

Lindsay, , Saloon, Jones, near R. R. 

Limbocker, J. M., Attorney-atlaw, McDonald Hall. 

Linn, W. L, Groceries and Produce, 27 Market. 

Lockwood, Boarding House, Jones, near Market Square. 



43 

If HVABA H#UBHt 

G^NEVADA CITY, MO.^^) 

JOHN DERMOTT, Proprietor. 

Traveling men all stop at this House because they cannot better 
themselves. 

It is located in the Business part of town, almost one-half mile 
from Depot. 

Omnibus at Depot on the arrival of Trains. A good Feed and Livery 
Stable connected with the House. 



American Insurance Co., 



OF CIIIC.A.GO, II.L1. 

ORGANIZED A, D. 1859. 



Available Assets, 



$1,492,269.37. 



Assets over one million Dollars. The largest Farmers' Insurance Co. 
in the United States. 

Over 1800 Policy-holders in Southwest Missouri. 

Business confined to detached Dwellings and Farm Property. 

J. s. T^ivr, 

Special Agent for Southwest Missouri. 
MISSOURI OFFICE, CARTHAGE. 



ALLEN HOUSE, 

R. ALLEN, Proprietor. 
CLINTON, - - - - MO. 

My Buss will be at the Depot 
on thejarrivalof all passenger trains, 
and will convey my guests to and 
from my house free of charges. 
Charges reasonable. Rooms better 
and fare as good as any other house 
in town, 

I have no room for drunkards 
or loafers. 

R. ALLEN. 



Wakefield's Family Medicines 

ARE FOR SALE BY 

EDWIN B. RALL, 

HIATTVILLE, KAN. 



Dry Goods, Notions and Groceries 
always in stock. Also Drugs 
and Medicines, Wooden, 
Willow and Stone- 
ware at reason- 
able rates. 
Country Produce bought for 
Cash or taken in exchange for 
Goods. 



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Low, William, Groceries and Produce, 31 Main. 

Luty, C. H., Groceries and Produce, Wall, near Gulf House. 

Lyon, A. B., Confectioner, 5 Scott ave. 

McCleary & Gray, Commercial School, Wall, opposite Post-office. 

McComas & McKeighan, Attorneys at Law, Main, bet. Wall & Locust. 

McDermott, F. L., Attorney at Law, Wall, cor. Market. 

McElroy, E., Groceries and Produce, Scott ave., cor. Locust. 

McGee & Metz, Saddlery and Harness, 19 Market. 

McNaughton, J. P., Express Agent, Main, near Locust. 

McSuUey, J., Shoemaker, Market Square. 

Marble, E. L., Meat Market, Hickory, cor. Judson. 

Margrave, William, Justice of the Peace, McDonald's Hall. 

Mahler & Bro., Saloon, Market, cor. Wall. 

Manlove & Clarke, Real Estate Agents, 1 1 Wall. 

Malks, Adams, Saloon, Market and Wall. 

Mariotte & Scothorn, Painters. 

Marsh & Co., Druggists, Market Square. 

Martin, Mrs. M. W., Hair Store, Main. 

Mead & Beir, Meat Market, Market Square. 

Merchant's National Bank, G. A. Scovill, Cashier, Wall, 

near Post office. See card by Index. 
Metzler, C. D. & Co., Hides and Tallow, Market Square. 
Miller & Schultz, Confectioners, 15 Wall. 

Morley Bros. & Co., Hardware and Stoves, Wall corner of Walker. 
Neal, C. J., Blacksmith, Locust near Scott ave. 
Nelson, Charles. Wines and Liquors, 39 Market. 
Newbauer, Henry, Saloon, 11 Wall. 
Newbauer, Julius, Cigars and Tobacco, 13 Wall. 
Newbauer & Treebe, Saloon, 14 Main. 
Noonan, D. C, Proprietor International House, Wall, corner 

Wilson. See card by Index. 
Norton, S. P., Hats and Caps, 36 Main. 
Osbuh & Co., Drugs and Medicines, 28 Main. 

Palmer, Parmelee & Dimon, Propr's Wilder House, cor. Wall &Main. 
Parker, John T., Photograper, 13 Market. 
Parson, W. J., Veterinary Surgeon, Jones. 

Penniman, A. C, Hardware and Cutlery, 8, 10, and 12 Market. 
Peterson & ThrondSOn, Groceries and Produce, 41 Market. 
Petty, J. E., Blacksmith, Market Square. 
Petty, G. W., Druggist, opp. Gulf House. 
Porter, J. M. & Co., Boots and Shoes, 6 Main. 
Powelson, James, Baker, E. Locust. 
Prager, D., Jeweler, 10 Main. 
Preston, T. H. & Co., Plasterers. 

Prichard & Bro., Druggists and Apothecaries, Main, cor. Market. 
Ramsey, J. B. & Co., Groceries and Produce, Market Square. 
Randolph, J. H., General Dry Goods, 17 Market. 
Redfield & Baldwin, Physicians, Main, cor. Locust. 
Reed, E. O., Senate Saloon, Main, cor. Wall. 



From St. Louis to Galveston. Jf.5 



Reed & Young, Livery and Sale Stable, cor. Jones and Wall. 

See card by Index. 
Reid, W. R., Groceries and Produce, 32 Scott Avenue. 
Rennick & St. John, Shoemakers, 17 Wall. 
Reynolds, B. H., Confectionery, Wall, near Wilson. 
Robinson & Bro., Grocers, i Main. 

Robens & Loud, Grocers and Produce. Crawford, cor. Hickory. 
Rodecker & Co., Clothing, 17 Main. 
Romaine, N, T., Shoemaker, Jones, near Market Square. 
Rothschild, P., Saloon, 3 Wall. 

Rubicam & Dilworth, Stoves and Hardware, 37 Market. 
Rush & Co., Druggists and Apothecaries, 5 Wall. 
Sanger, L S., Physician, Scott ave. 
Sargent, Miss L., Millinery Goods, S. Main. 
Schott, Julius, Furniture, Jones, near Market Square. 
Schultz & Blasch, Proprietors City Brewery, S. Main. 
Scravendyke, William, Groceries and Produce, Wall, near Wilson. 
Sargent & Patterson, Groceries and Produce, E. Wall. 
Shepard & Higby, Merchant Flour Mills, on M. R. F. S.& G. R. R. 
Shoot, J. H., Physician, Main, cor. Wall. 
Slack, Mrs. S. J., Millinery Goods, Wall, near Market. 
Smith, C. A., Auctioneer, 13 Market. 
Smith, Dyer, Photographer, Wall, cor. Scott ave. 
Smith &: Burgess, Blacksmiths, East Locust. 
Smith, P. J., Barber, 28 Market. 
Stadden, Isaac, Groceries and Produce, 8 Wall. 
Stegman, Henry, Saloon, Market Square. 
Stewart House, opp. M. R, F. S. & G. R. R. Depot. 
Stewart, W. C, Attorney-at-law, Wall, cor. Market. 
Stone & Co., Sale Stable, Oak. 
Strode, J. M., Photographer, Main and Wall. 
Strong, G. P., Frt. Agt. M. R. Ft. S. & G. R. R. near Gulf House. 

Sunderlin, , Physician, S. Main. 

Swank, Henry, Carriage-maker, S. Scott Avenue. 

Sweeney & Beeson, Coal Dealers, 8 Wall. 

Terry, J. M., Groceries and Produce, Main, cor. Locust. 

Thomson, J. C, Blacksmith, Market Square. 

Trent, J. E. & Co., Sale Stable, Jones, cor. Wall. 

Tresslar Bros., Photographers, i Scott Avenue. 

Tucker, E. T., Bakery, 6 Wall. 

Tyler, C, Wagon-maker, Jones and Oak. 

Tyler & Ware, Lumber Yard, Jones, bet. Wall and Oak. 

Van Fossen & Wilcox, Real Estate Agents, McDonald Hall. 

Victor Sewing Machine Co., Main, near Locust. 

Voelker, Leo, Barber, Main, near Wall. 

Wagner & Bro., Merchant Tailors, 35 Market. 

Walrath, W. H., General Dry Goods, Wall, opposite Post-office. 

Walters & Co., Groceries and Produce, Market Square. 

Watts, A. L., Confectioner, 29 Main. 



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Waters & Scoville, Attorneys at Law, 39 Market. 

Westewelt & Co., General Dry Goods, 34 Main, 

Wheaton, C. S., Meat Market, 15 Main. 

Wilkinson, A. W., Attorney at Law, 36 Main. 

Williams, Miss Emma, Millinery Goods, Main, near Locust. 

Williams, S. A., Insurance Agent, Main, near Loust. 

Willour, Charles, Painter, Wall, between Jones and Oak. 

Wilson, F. E., Saloon, 2 Main. 

Winter, W. L., Job Printer and Publisher, The Occasional, 39 

Market. 
Withers, J. W. & Co., Clothing, 29 Market. 
Woodward, F. E., Millinery Goods, 35 Market. 
Wolf, Henry, Saloon, cor, Wall and Main. 
Wooledge, C. H., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Market Square. 

MABMATOJSr, KAN, 

A flag station 7 miles south of Fort Scott; n?/^ miles from 
Sedalia ; 306^^ miles from St. Louis. No houses here, only a side 
track for passing of trains. 

HIATTVILLE, KAN. 

Hiattville is a flag station situated twelve miles south-west of Fort 
Scott, in the midst of a beautiful rolling prairie. It is beautifully 
located on a high mound, and commands a splendid view of the sur- 
rounding country. It consists principally of a large assorted store, 
kept by E. B. Rail, and a grocery, kept by D. K. Anderson. There 
is also a hotel managed by an excellent landlord, namely, Wm. Dailey. 
The Railroad Company and the people are together building a switch 
here, so that it will, ere long, be quite an important place. 

Anderson, D. K., Groceries aud Produce. 
Dailey, William, Hotel and Boarding House. 

Rail, E. B., Post-master and dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Wooden 
and Queensware. See card by Index. 

SEPLER, KAN, 

Is located in Crawford county, on the M. K. & T. R. R., 20 miles 
south of Fort Scott, and 15 north of Osage Mission, near the head of 
Walnut and Pawnee creeks in the midst of a beautiful and productive 
country. The scenery around Hepler is picturesque and beautiful, 
the country abounding in high mounds, and is traversed by numerous 
streams, all of which are skirted by timber of an excellent quality. 



47 

H. A. PHILLIPS, President. G. A. SCOVILL, Cashier. 

JAMES POTTER, Vice President. G. It. SCOVILL, Assistant Cashier. 

MERCHAIVTS 

National Bank, 

FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. 



Authorized Capital, - - - - $300,000 
Capital Paid in, $150,000 



Buccesaors to 8. H. GHIFFIN, 



GR&lll,PRODUC[& COMMISSION MfRCHtNIS, 

FORT SCOTT, KAS. 

OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE : JONES, NEAR PASSEN&ER DEPOT M. Z. & T. R. R. 
Geo. a. Crawford, Proprietor. Frank J. Nutz, Superintendent. 

FORT SCOTT FOUNDRY. 



Steam Engines^ Boilers, 

IRON & BRASS CASTINGS, HORSE-POWERS, HOISTING APPARATUS, PUMPS 
FOR MINING, AND MACHINERY FOR ANY PURPOSE MADE TO ORDER. 

F ORT SCOT T, KAN. 

All sizes Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings. Job Work and repairs 
done on short notice. 

DURKBi: & STOUT^ 




AND MITCHELL WAGONS, 



EASTERN TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES ALWAYS ON HAND. 



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WALNUT, KAN. 

Is located on Walnut Creek, on the M. K. & T. R. R., 27 miles 
southwest of Fort Scott, in Crawford county. There is a very tidy 
depot building here, and a good location for a thriving town. Good 
timber and water in abundance, and an excellent farming country. 
Land is worth from ^5 to $15 dollars per acre in the vicinity. 

OSAGE MISSION, KAN. 

This sterling town was located in 1867; is 35 miles south of Fort 
Scott, and 354 miles from St. Louis. Its location, although hereto- 
fore on Indian ground, now Southern Kansas, was a good selection, 
being on the east branch of the Neosho river, with Flat Rock Creek 
on the east, surrounded by fine timber on one side and rolling prairie 
on the other, renders it picturesque and attractive. The establishing 
of a Jesuit Missionary School, first inaugurated it in 1847, which still 
exists, greatly increased, enlarged and appreciated as a medium of 
education of the Osage and other Indian tribes, in which they have 
been largely successful. 

This has now become an important shipping and trading town, and 
is, in brief, a railway headquarters, having a population of 2,000, 
among whom are the following live business men which read : 

Adams, S. S., Oculist and Aurist. 

Baker, Mrs. H., Millinery Goods. 

Baker, Samuel, Merchant Tailor. 

Bahney, I. S. & Co., Hardware and Stoves. 

Bugbee, J. W., Grain Dealer. 

Butler, T. H., General Merchandise. 

Cook, Geo. E., Jeweler. 

Cooney, Charles, Wagon-maker. 

Covoler, Aug., Shoemaker. 

Crawford, E. H., Harness-maker. 

Crowther & Walker, Publishers of IVeek/y Transcript. 

CuUison, Ananias, Physician. 

Detwiler, J. R.. Grain Dealer. 

Dickey & Lahey, Saloon. 

Dorris, C.B., Blacksmith. 

Foley, T. J., Groceries and Produce. 

Gittings, Lewis, Lumber Yard. 

Godley, W. M., Shoemaker. 

Godley, Mrs., Millinery Goods. 

Gregory, D. B. & Co., Livery Stable. 

Heekin, P., Shoemaker. 

Hengesbach, Theo., Shoemaker. 



JOSEPH GUXSNIM, 

PROPRIETOR 



49 



FORT SCOTT, KAN. 



FORT SCOTT PAINT AND CEMENT WORKS. 

Office at the Works, Fort Scott, Kansas — Where we manufacture 
Hydraulic Cement, add the following Paints: American Umbers and 
Sienna, Purple Red. Fort Scott Golden Ocher, Purple Brown. Iron 
Clad, Red and Brown. And Fire Proof Paints, dry and in oil. Also, 
Ground Fire-Clay, in barrel or in bulk. We are Manufacturers Whole- 
sale Agents for Fort Scott Quick Lime, burned by "Boyle" in Page 
Kiln, which is equal to the Hannibal or Alton White Lime. Also, 
Manufacturers' Wholesale Agents for Cement Cliimneys, Chimney Tops 
and Drain Pipe, Manufactured in Omaha, Neb., and Fort Scott, Kan. 



Dr. B. F. HEPLER, General Manager. 



E. O. REED. 



J. L. YOUNG. 



LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE, 

OPPOSITE WILDER HOUSE, 

FORT SCOTT, KAS. 

The most complete stable in the city. Single and double teams 
and saddle horses always on hand for hire. 



Established Tpn i i-k i 

5 Blank Book 



Job Printing 

ESTABLISHMENT. 



Established 



The most complete 
Book and Job Print- 
ing Office in South- 
ern Kansas. 

Geo. A. Crawford. 

Proprietor. 




MANUFACTORY. 



Every description of 
Magazine Binding 
neatly and prompt- 
ly executed. 

P. H. Tiernan, 

Superintendent, 



50 Logan's Railway Directory 

Howard, C. H., Agent Adams Express Company, and Postmaster. 
Howard, D., Tel. Operator and Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 

Holden, T. M., Proprietor Planters' House, and Furniture Dealer. 

Hutchings & O' Grady, Attorneys at Law. 

Joyce Bros., General Merchandise. 

Kelley, Dennis, Saloon. 

Kirby, William, Merchant Tailor. 

Lahey & Banus, Saloon. 

Langever, O. B., Restaurant. 

Layeg, C. A., Insurance Agent. 

Lease, C. L. & Co., Druggists and Apothecaries. 

Leonard, H. B., Boots and Shoes. 

McDougall, D. L., General Merchandise. 

McNeill, P., Millinery Goods. 

Marston, Brunner & Co., Props. National Mills. 

Mattingly & Maguire, Groceries and Produce. 

May, William & Co., General Dry Goods. 

Miller, John, Watchmaker. 

Miller & Riley, Livery Stable. 

Moffitt, John, Attorney-at-law. 

Nathan, Samuel, Clothing. 

Neighbors, Thos. & J>ro., Hrooni-makers. 

Neosho County Savings Bank, C. W. Mitchell, Cashier. 

OUiphant, S. J. Saloon. 

Owens, J. Y., Pro[ r. Neosho House. 

Paris, D. H., Saloon. 

Pendleton, A. J., Saloon. 

Rager, T. F., Attorney-at-law. 

Rouse, H. H., Hardware and Stoves. 

Robbins, E. M., Dentist. 

Ryan & Roycroft, Props. Mission Mills. 

Sanford, Geo. B., Dentist. 

Scott & Perry, Proprietors Weekly J-ournal. 

Shackelton, H. T., Restaurant. 

Sinnamon & Seymour, Hardware and Cutlery. 

Smith, A. J., Furniture, Chairs, etc. 

Smith, T., Groceries and Provisions. 

Spangler & Bro., Blacksmiths. 

Steele, Mrs., Millinery Goods. 

Stillwell & Baylies, Attorneys at Law. 

Stoddart, A. B., General Merchant and Proprietor Stoddart House. 

See card by Index. 
Taymans & Bro., Wagon-makers. 
Tepfer, H., Restaurant. 
Tryer, Nicholas, Barber. 
Venneman, B. & Co., Lumber Yard. 
Walton, James, Harness-maker. 
Warner & Orton, Druggists and Apothecaries. 
Williams, W. IL, Groceries and Produce. 
Wussow, August, Shoemaker. 



PREWITT & POINDEXTER, 

Real Estate and Collecting Agents, 

NEVABA, VEIINON CO., MO, 



Havccomplotc Abstracts of Title to all Real Instate in Vernon Co., Mo. 

Wall Street, near Gulf Depot, 

Fort Scott, Kas. 

D. C. NOOITAIT, Proprietor. 

STODDART HOUSE, i 

Corner Main and County Street, 



Accommodations Unequaled and Terms Reasonable. 

BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. 



A, B, STODDABT, - - - - Proprietor, 

f®j J. R. DETWILER, 
^ GRAIN, PRODUCE, 

NORTHWEST CORNER OK AND 

I Ayricaltaral Itnplenients. 

MAIN & WALL STREETS, \ oak street. 



m. Scott, KaiS, 



Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 



OSAGE MISSION, KANSAS. 



References — Samuel Dolman, To- 
peka, A. H. Craigue & Co., Topeka, 
J. W. Dolman, Osage Mission. 



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PARSONS, K ASS AS. 

In 1840 the site now occupied by Parsons was known as wild prai- 
rie of Southern Kansas, but the completion of the Northwestern 
division of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway to this point in 
June of that year, and that of the Sedalia division of the same Com- 
pany in March of 1871, gave to this point a significance not usually 
found in new railroad termini ; and this condition was not to remain 
unimproved, for this same Company immediately began their great 
trunk railroad line south through the Indian country, toward the 
"Lone Star" State, and it was then, that this town took on perma- 
nent commercial importance, and from that time to the present 
enjoyed a substantial increase, known to few towns in the great 
"Southwest." Owing its permanent population and wealth to the 
far-reaching enterprise and liberality of this Railway Company, the 
name of whose President it bears, than which a more worthy philan- 
thropist is not to be found in the entire list of American or European 
Railway Managers, and who is equally seconded by that far-seeing, 
shrewd General Manager, R. S. Stevens ; this town now numbering 
a population of 2,500 souls, was located with good judgment, being 
^)n a rich, rolling prairie, at the forks of Labette River; the country 
around is prairie, with occasional groves or belts of timber, with 
l)lenty of water for agricultural purposes and stock raising, both of 
which are conducted on a large scale by men of experience and 
means, who are receiving every month large accessions to their num- 
bers, from the older States, whose necessities and wants have to be 
supplied by the merchant and manufacturer ; of the former there are 
a good number for enterprising, liberal men ; and of the latter a few, 
and to others for whom there is a fine opening for a profitable busi- 
ness ; the names of all of which see below : 

Aldrich, B. A. & Bro., Hardware and Cutlery, Johnson ave. 

Alexander, Mrs., Millinery Store, Riggs ave. 

Anderson, Jno., manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, Forest ave. 

Atchison & Wheat, Hardware, Agr. Imp., cor. Forest and Riggs avs. 

Baker, E., Barber, Riggs ave. 

Bancroft tSr Davis, Real testate Agency, Forest. 

Barnes, W. H., Physician and Surgeon, Forest ave. 

Beard, U. L. C, Propr. Belmont House, Belmont. 

Bing, J., Clothing Store, Forest. 

Brown, A. A., Cigars and Tobacco, Riggs ave. 

Brown, J. R., Billiard Saloon, opp. Depot. 

Brown, M. G., General Merchandise, Johnson ave. 

Buck, A., Attorney-at-law, Forest ave. 



53 

P. Q. DAVIS, 

PARSONS, - - - - KANSAS, 



MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN 



14ElieS, MDPMi, miiMES, 

Bridles, Whips, Curry Combs, Blankets. 

Mr. Davis guarantees his work, and those who favor him with their 
orders, either personally or by letter, will find all things as represented. 

JAMES HARVEY, 

PAHSONS, ----- KANSAS. 



Mr. Harvey gives his entire attention to the Real Estate Busi- 
ness, and has the complete Abstracts of Titles of all lands in Labette 
county, and is ready to locate lands, pay taxes, etc. He is also a 
Notary Public. Those trusting their business to Mr. Harvey will be 
fully satisfied with the result. 

KINTUCKY mm m mm shop, 

PARSONS, KAS. 
J. W. COWLES, Proprietor. 

Mr. Cowles would say that he has constantly on hand and makes to 
order Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Blankets, Whips, etc., and all kinds of 
Saddlery Hardware. In all work he guarantees satisfaction. 

PETER SCHONS, 

MERCHANT TAILOR 

BIGGS AVE., PARSONS, KAS., 

Has constantly on hand a first-class stock of goods of all seasons of 
the year, and employs none but first-class workmen, and being a Tailor 
by education and profession, can guarantee perfect satisfaction. 
Those who try him will go nowhere else. 



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Calkins, A. C, Lumber Merchant. 

Carpenter, J. C, Ass. Att'y M. K. & T. R. R., cor. Riggs & Forest. 

Clinton, Mary, Restaurant, Forest ave. 

Cook & Snowdowne, Groceries, Provisions and Liquors, Forest ave- 
nue. See card by Index. 

Colton, M., Saloon, Forest ave. 

Conroy, J., Groceries and Provisions, Johnson ave. 

Cory, T. C, Attorney-at-law, Forest ave. 

Cowles, J. W., manufacturer of Harness and Saddles, Forest ave- 
nue, See card by Index. 

Crossby, Mrs. E. J., Millinery Store, Forest ave. 

Current &: Crook, Dry Goods, Groceries, etc.. Forest ave. 

Dana, W. W., Billiard Saloon, Johnson ave. 

Davis, P. Q., manufacturer of Harness, Saddles, etc., Johnson 
ave. See card by Index. 

Davis, Willard, Attorney-at law. Forest ave. 

Duck. D. R., Agent Howe Sewing Machine Co., Forest. 

Ellis, Heatherly & Co., Proprietors St. Charles Hotel, cor. Riggs and 
Johnson. See card by Index. 

Everhart, G. W., General Merchandise, cor. Riggs and Forest. 

Feazel, W, M., Ten Pin Alley, Johnson ave. 

First National Bank, Angell Matthewson, Cashier, cor. Riggs and 
Forest ave. 

Foley, Ed., General Merchandise, Johnson ave. 

Gamble, Geo. R., Photographer, cor. Johnson and Riggs. 

Gosling, W. D., Physician and Surgeon, Forest ave. 

Hamacher, C. & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries, Forest ave. 

Hankel, C, Butcher Shop, Johnson ave. 

Harvey, Jas., Real Estate and Financial Agent, Forest ave. See card 
by Index. 

Hastings, E. E., Attorney-at-law, Riggs ave. 

Hayes & Pierson, Books and Stationery, Forest ave. 

Hayes, W. K. , Postmaster. 

Hayes & Bradley, Auction House, Riggs ave. 

Henry du d'Huy, Prop. German House, cor. Skiddy and Riggs. 

Holmes, W. C, Druggist and Chemist, Forest ave. 

Johnson, M., Dry Goods and Groceries, Johnson ave. 

Jones, W. H., Barber, Forest ave. 

Karr, J. C, Proprietor St. James Hotel, cor. Forest and Riggs. 

Kennedy & Smith, Livery and Feed Stable, Belmont ave. 

Kimball, C. H., Attorney-at-law, Forest ave. 

Kleiser, J. M., Physician,. Forest ave. 

Lucand, F., Restaurant, Johnson ave. 

Mexell, W., Lumber Merchant. 

Miesse, B. B., Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, etc. , Forest ave. See card 
by Index. 

Miller, Geo., Liquors and Tobacco. 

Morris, J. T., Pork-packer and Provision Dealer. 

Neely & Disch, Druggists, Johnson ave. 



COOK & SNOWDOWNE, 

DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN 

Groceries, Provisions, Wines 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 

W. C. OVERSTREET ^ CO., 
Druggists & Dispensing Chemists, 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 

Manufacturers of Dr. W. C. Overstreet's celebrated Indian Chola- 
gogue and Ague Specific. Warranted to cure all miasmatic diseases so 
prevalent in our Western States and Territories. Price 75 cents per 
bottle. All responsible Druggists and Merchants who wish a consign- 
ment of the best and fastest selling Ague Specific in the world will 
please address us. 

p. T. THOMAS, AUGUSTUS WILSON, H. L. GOSLING, 

Notary Public. Real Estate Broker. Att'y-at-Law. 

Thomas, Wilson & Gosling, 

LUDiiiG R[iii [mn, m & \m\m\ co. 

OF SOUTHERN KANSAS. 

27 Riggs Avenue, gik]^gOSif KAliiAgt, 

FORRSSX .AVE. RESXAXJRANX, 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 

This favorite place has lately been thoroughly refitted, and is now 
open to the public. Our table will always be supplied with all the 
luxuries the market affords. Open day and night. First class bar in 
connection. VINNEDGE & FRANKLIN, Prop'rs. 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 

Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes and 
Stnokers' articles. Also a fine stock of imported goods at prices that 
will compete with any house in the West. 



56 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Neely & Singleton, General Merchandise, Forest ave. 
Noyes, M., Proprietor Parsons Hotel, Riggs ave. See card by Index. 
Ostrom & Knapp, Furniture and Dry Goods, Forest ave. 
Overstreet, W. C. & Co., Druggists and Chemitss, Forest ave. 

See card by Index. 
Parkhurst, J. G., Attorney-at-law, Forest ave. 
Partridge, H. L., Justice of Peace, Riggs ave. 
Patrick, R. H., Stoves, Hardware, etc. See card by Index. 
Reeves & Dell, General Merchandise Store, Forest ave. 
Hayes & Bradley, Auction House, Riggs. 
Rhodus, J. W., General Merchandise, Johnson ave. 
Reynolds & Gosling, Editors and Proprietors Parsons Sun. 
Schons, P., Merchant Tailor, Riggs ave. See card by Index. 
Sears, T. C, Attorney M. K. & T. R. W., cor. Riggs and Forest. 
Schwase, V. W., Jeweler, Forest ave. 
Schmetzer, E., Livery and Feed Stable, Forest ave. 
Sipple Bros., Groceries and Produce, Johnson ave. 
Smith, E. K., Jewelry, Forest ave. 
Suter & Co., Furniture, Chairs, etc., Johnson av. 
Tessenden, C. B. Jr., Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 
Thomas, D. S., Surgeon Dentist, cor. Riggs and Johnson avenues. 
Thomas Wilson & Gosling, Real Estate, Law and Insurance 

Co., Riggs av. See card by Index. 
Thomkins & Whitney, Merchant Tailors, Forest ave. 
Todd, J. F., Proprietor City Hotel, Riggs ave. 
Truman, A. B., Attorney at Law, Forest ave. 
Ulmer, C. D., Boots, Shoes and Groceries, Forest ave. 
Vanmetre, B. R., Physician and Surgeon, Johnson ave. 
Venneman, B. & Co., Lumber Merchants. 

Vinnedge & Franklin, Restaurant, Forest. See card by Index. 
Ward, E. C, County Attorney, Forest ave. 
Warren, T. R., Druggist, cor. Forest and Riggs ave. 
Watson Bros., Livery, Feed, Sale Stable, cor. Johnson & Denison ave. 
Williams & Bro., Barbers, Riggs ave. 
Williams, H. & Co., Saloon, Johnson ave. 

LABETTB, KAN. 

A station 9 miles south of Parsons, used as a passing and meeting 
station. Has a good country around it, with a few industrious inhab- 
itants. Has a population of 100. 

OSWEGO, KAN. 

Oswego was located and organized in 1867, on the west bank of 
the Neosho river, 100 feet above it. It is on the M. K. & T. R. R., 
14 miles from Fort Scott, 362 miles from St. Louis, in the midst of 
rich prairies partly cultivated and inviting more farmers, whose wants 
are supplied promptly and cheaply by the competing merchants and 



57 



PARSONS HOUSE, 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 



FIRST CLASS HOTEL. 



Good Sample Room, Baggage Wagon and Omnibus run to and from 

Depot free. Commercial Travelers and Business Men 

will receive kind attention at this House. 



Be We 11d0¥ME« Ps®piietes« 



Mr. Clover would announce to the traveling public that he has 
recently taken charge of this House, and will spare no pains in 
making it first-class in all its appointments. He has had a life-long 
experience, and knows how to make his guests comfortable and 

NATIONAL HOTEL, 

CHETOPA, KAS. 



KELLERMAN & S3IITH, Proprietors. 



This is the only first-class Hotel in Chetojia, and the traveling public 

will always find its table supi)lied with the best the market 

and county afford, with good attention and the best 

accommodations in every respect. 



58 Logan's Railway Directory. 

manufacturers, and lor the latter there is a good opening here. See 
names of business men below. Population about 1500. 

Adams, Brown & Glasse, Attorneys-at-law, Commercial. 

AUexander, R. J., Editor Register, Fourth and Merchants. 

Barnes, M. C, Stoves and Tinware, Commercial. 

Belt, W. H., Physician and Surgeon. 

Bishop, W. P., Attorney-at-law, Fourth. 

Boulter, J. C, Groceries and Produce, Fourth. 

Cameron, C. C, Physician and Surgeon, Commercial. 

Campbell, F., Groceries and Provisions, Commercial. 

Clover, D. W., Proprietor Oswego House, Livery, Feed and Sale 

Stable. See card by Index. 
Condon, C. M., Dry Goods and Groceries, Commercial. 
Cowell, O. W., Druggist, Commercial. 
Crouse, E. B., Physician, Commercial. 
Cunningham, W. T. & Co., Hardware, Fourth. 
Draper & Sandford, General Merchandise, Fourth. 
Fisher & Brother, Groceries and Provisions, Commercial. 
Getty, Jolm, General Merchandise, Commercial. 
Haskey & Sons, Dry Goods and Groceries, Commercial. 
Higgins, J. J., General Merchandise, Commercial. 
Kanning, H. Saloon, Fourth. 
Keller, J. F., Jewelry, Fourth. 
Kemper & McManner, Bakery, Commercial. 
Kingsbury & Nelson, Druggists, Commercial. 
Kunse, J. L., Proprietor American House, Fourth. 
Lea, W. J., Stationery, Commercial. 
Leonard, T. S., Livery Stable, Commercial. 
McArthur, D., Bakery, Commercial ave. 
Maxwell, E. L., General Merchandise, Commercial. 
Oswego Bank, Commercial. 
Patterson, W. H., Saloon, Fourth. 
Peirson & Bros., Furniture, Fifth. 
Reed Bros., Hardware, etc., Commercial. 

Sanford & Bro., Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles, Fourth. 
Savage, Mrs. A. C, Millinery Goods, Fourth. 
Scheuer, Chas., Clothing, etc. 

Stonecipher, Physician, Fourth. 

Symmes, H. & Son, Druggist, Fourth ave. 

Wagoner, H., Agt. AL K. & T. R. R., and Tel. Operator, at Depot. 

Wier, J, W., Physician, Fourth. 

Wilkins, Mrs. S. M., Millinery and Dress-making, Commercial. 

Williams, H., Billiard Saloon, Fourth. 

Williford, G. S., General Merchandise, Commercial. 

Wilson, J. R., Grain Dealer, Commercial. 

Woodford & Woodford, Groceries, Commercial. 



59 
John J. Outley, Tas. A. Geokc.e, John Haven, 

Of St. Louis, Mo. Of Jefferson, Texa.s. Of Shreveport,La. 

JAS. A. GEORGE & CO., 

Receiving, Forwarding and (leneral 
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 

Staple Groceries and PlantationSupplies, 
Fire P^r-oof AVai-elioixse, IVIain St., 



Agents for the celebrated Esterly Reaper a d Mower, Invincible 
Vibrator Threshing Machines and Horse Powers, Phoenix Cotton Gins, 
Pine Apple, Zebra and Palm Cooking Stoves and Fixtures, and Depot 
for the Western Oil Co., St. Louis, Mo. Cash Advances made on 
Consignments to our Correspondents in New York, Galveston, and St. 
Louis, Mo. 

Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, 

V/OODARD STREET, 
OEIVISOIV, - - - - TEX^S. 



Liberal Advances in Cash or Merchandise made on Consignments 
of Cotton, Wool, Hides, etc., for Sale or Shipment to St. Louis, or 
other Markets. 

GILBERT MARTIN, 

Wholesale & Retail Dealer in 

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, 

Groceries, Provisions, Grain and Produce, 
No. 43 Main Street. - - DENISON, TEXAS. 



60 Logan's Railway Directory. 

CHBTOPA, KAS. 

Chetopa with a population of i,too inhabitants, is most handsomely 
located on the west bank of the Neosho river, just below its junction 
with Labette creek, both of which are fine average living streams, 
offering immense natural water power, which many are learning to make 
use of. The town enjoys a good trade from the surrounding country, 
and from the Indian Territory a few miles south of it. This town has 
a bright future prospect. The names of her business men are seen 
below : 

Alexander, Wm., Barber, Maple. 
Beamer & Smith, Wagon and Carriage makers. 
Bedell & Bro., Groceries and Produce, Maple. 
Blensinger, H., Harness, Saddles, etc., Maple. 
Butterworth & Hand, Groceries and Produce, Maple. 
Caldwell, Geo. M., Agent Adams Express Co., Maple. 
Calvin, T. J., Furniture, Chairs, etc.. Maple. 
Cavaness & Vanlandingham, Editors "Advance," Maple. 
Clark, Adam, Groceries and Produce, Third. 
Closser, D. O., Druggist, Third. 
Coggins, T. H., Grocery, Third. 
Davis, D. W. C, Hardware, Stoves, etc., Maple. 
Dejarnette Bros., Saddles and Harness, Fourth. 
Dersham, M. H., M. D., Druggist, Maple. 
Dunn, J. H., Billiard Saloon, Maple. 
First National Bank, Third. 
Fox, Miss & Co, Dressmakers. 
Fraunberg, F. W., Wines, Liquors, etc.. Maple. 

Gregory & Bradbury, Saloon, Maple. 

Higbey, E., Groceries, Maple. 

Hibbets, J. J., Postmaster, Maple. 

Kellerman &. Smith, Proprs. National Hotel, Maple. See card by Index. 

Loose, D. A. & J. L., General Merchandise, Maple. 

Ludlow, C. H., Druggist, Maple. 

McLaughlin, J. W. & Co., Saloon, Maple. 

McLauthlin & Co., Druggists, Maple. 

Marsh & Overhuls, General Merchandise, Maple. 

Morgan, J. M., Groceries, Maple. 

Morris, J. P., Livery and Feed Stable, Maple. 

Norman, Mrs. H. H., Millinery Goods, Third. 

Paxton & Riley, Confectionery, Maple. 

Sheilds, John P., Attorney and Justice of Peace, Third. 

Smith, J. J., Hardware and Cutlery, Maple. 

True, L. C., Attorney-at-law, Maple. 

Tusch, Wm., Saloon, Maple. 

Vanlandingham & Caveness, Books and Stationery, Maple. 

Walker, E. L., Saloon, Maple. 

Waterman, Weil & Star, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.. Third. 



61 

T. H. WARREN. M. E. BRIDDELL. 

WAEEEN & BRIDDELL, 
Denison^ Texasi 

Special attention given to the purchasing and selling of Town Lots and 
Lands in the vicinity of the City. 

KENTUCKY WHISKY DEPOT. 



KPPSTESIN BROS.^ 

Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 

PURE KENTUCKY WHISKY A SPECIALITY. 

Main Street, ----- Denison, Texas. 

Sole Agents of Native American Stomach Bitters, and Doctor 
Pence's Botanic Ague Cure. 

Charter Oak Billiard Saloon, 

GEO. STBOUBE, Proprietor, 
Main Street, Denison, Texas. 



Mr. Stroube has none but the first quality of Wines, Liquors and 
Cigars, also Club Rooms up-stairs. 



RICHARD MALTBIE, 

Attorney at Law, 

McKinney, Texas. 



Will practice in the Courts of 

Collin and adjoining counties. 
Special attention paid to the inves- 
tigation of land claims. 



T. H. EMERSON & CO., 

'mM.m'm'mm.m 

A>fD 

DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, 

McKINNEY, - - TEXAS. 



Make collections in all the towns 

of Northern Texas, at the 

actual cost of collection. 



Logan's Railway Directory. 



VINITA, INDIAN TEH,, 

Is a station on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway, and the 
western terminus of the A. & P. R. R., and is the great Eldorado 
from which the tides of ceaseless wealth shall flow to enrich the 
Western world, and the 35th Parallel R. R., just 401 miles distant 
from St. Louis, with an enterprising population of 50 souls, among 
which are two store traders, the R. R, Agents, one tavern keeper,, 
together with a few trappers, half-breeds and Indians, all of the lat- 
ter industriously idle ; the yearly increase of population will average 
2 per cent. 

Morgan, J. N., Groceries and Produce. 

Roeadill, J. W., Telegraph Operator, and Agt. M. K. & T. R. R. 

Thompson, J. A. & Co., General Merchandise. 

ADAIB, INDIAN TEB. 

Only a side track station — no houses near it ; 67 miles from Par. 
sons, 206 miles from Denison, and 415 miles from St. Louis. 

PBYOB'S CHEEK, INDIAN TEB. 

No business here — two or three houses, population about 25. Dis- 
tant from Parsons, 77 miles; Denison, 196 miles; St. Louis, 425 
miles. 

CHOUTEAU, INDIAN TEB., 

Is a shipping point for the country around, but no business houses 
except a little Indian store with a capital of about $25. Distance 
from Parsons, 86 miles; Denison, 186 miles; St. Louis, 434 miles; 
will be a good town on the opening of the Territory to white settle- 
ment. 

GIBSON, INDIAN TEB., 

Is a station of more importance than the last, being surrounded 
with some timber, and is the shipping point for Fort Gibson and other 
Indian villas and lodges. It has a population of 500, with several 
good business men, the names of which we failed to get, but may give 
in the appendix. 

MUS-KO-GEE, INDIAN TEB. 

Muskogee is a town of about 500 inhabitants, 117 miles south of 
Parsons, and 456 miles from St. Louis, and is the " base of supplies " 
for a large tract of country. A large part of Ft. Smith and Van 
Buren, Ark. freight and passenger trade coming this way. The pro- 



W. B. SIMPSON & CO., 



^A/^HOLESALE 

(S) «) 



DENISON, TEXAS. 



BEFERENCES: 

First National Bank, Denison . Wallis Landes & Co., Galveston. 

ft^Liberal Advancement on Consignments."©a 

W. A. DUDLEY. G. J. DEXTER. 

DUDLEY & DEXTER, 

(Late of Lexington, Ky.,) 

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 

DEALERS IN 

Bare Drugs, Patent lledicines, 

Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Stationery, Dental Goods. 
DENISON, TEXAS. 

OUTHERN lOTEL, 

North Side Public Square, 

SHERMAN, TEXAS, 

FENLON & GRAHAM, - - - Proprietors. 



E. Fenlon, Formerly of Carney, Fenlon & Co., St. Louis. 

W. C. Graham, Formerly of Overland Transit Co. 



Logan's Railway Directory. 



ducts of the country are mostly cotton, hides and furs, quite large 
amounts being shipped daily. The soil is adapted to grow almost 
anything, and should the Territory be thrown open to white settlement 
this little town will be the centre of a thriving farming country. It 
might make a splendid stock country, but fear the lack of water will 
prevent that ; they have no wells, and have to depend on the rivers for 
their supply. 

The M. K. & T. Railway have good repair shops and round house 
here, it being the end of Cherokee and Choctaw Divisions. The fol- 
lowing are the business men of the town : 

Atkinson, J. S, & Co., General Merchandise and Forwarding Agents. 

Cummings, G. W., Physician. 

Mitchell, James, Hotel Proprietor. 

Patterson, J. A., General Merchandise. 

Perkins, B. G., Telegraph, Express and Railroad Agent. 

Ross, Joshua, General Merchandise. 

OAK-TA-HA, INDIAN TEB. 

A flag station 142 miles from Denison, 131 miles from Parsons, and 
479 miles from St. Louis. 

NOJRTH FORK TOWN, INDIAN TUB. 

Also a flag station, so named from being on the north fork of the 
Canadian river. Distance from Denison, 125 miles; Parsons, 148 
miles ; St. Louis, 496 miles. 

SOUTH CANADIAN, INDIAN TEB, 

On south fork of the Canadian river, 112 miles from Denison, t6o 
miles from Parsons, and 508 miles from St. Louis. 

BEAMS, INDIAN TEB, 

No stores here. Distance from Denison, 104 miles; Parsons, 169 
miles ; St. Louis, 517 miles. 

lIcALLISTEB, INDIAN TEB. 

A station well situated naturally, only awaiting white settlement of 
the Territory to make it a thriving town]; being 178 miles south of 
Parsons, and 526 miles from St. Louis, it has good timber and fair 
soil. 



65 
J. E. PERRY. M. Y. PIERCE. EUGENE P. LYLE. 

piiif, piiEii a i¥ii, 

DEALERS IN 

Pianos, Violins, Stationer's and Fancy Notions, 
HOUSTON STREET, - - - SHERMAN, TEXAS. 

WILLIAMS & PURINTON. 



Buy and sell Lands, Examine Titles, mahe out 
Deeds and Locate Lands 

IN ANY OF THE WESTERN COUNTIES. 

OFFICE-WALNUT, COH. HOUSTON STREETS, (UP STAIRS.) 

SHERMAN, TEXAS. 

"The Sherman Patriot/' 
Largest Paper Pablished in North Texas. 

$2.50 Per Year. A. L. DARNALL, Editor. 

Patriot Job Printing House, 

East Lamar Street, South Side. 
Every Description of Job Work Neatly and Promptly Executed. 

R. De Armond, BASS 85 BASS, 

ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 

IUI„I/IMMCV xcvac Proprietors Abltracf of Titles 

McKINNEY, - - TEXAS. ^„j ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^q^^^3_ 



Will practice in the District 
Courts of Collin, Dallas and Gray- 
son Counties, and in the Supreme 
Court at Austin. 



Collections Promptly Made. 



Land and Land Certificates 
Bought, Sold or Located; 



SHERMAN, - - TEXAS. 



66 Logan's Railway Directory. 



LIMESTONB GAP, INDIAN TEB. 

A station 27 miles south of the last station, 205 miles south of 
Parsons, and 553 miles from St. Louis, and like the other, only waiting for 
white settlement ; it has good soil and good timber. 

A-TO-KA, INDIAN TUB. 

f A station 13 miles further south, similarly situated as the last five, 
with the same jwant of white settlement, education of the Indians, 
and less cheating of them {by government officials, with an example 
of industry before them. 

CADDO, INDIAN TEB. 

This is a shipping station of some importance, being the principal 
shipping point to Forts, Sill, Arbuckle, to Paul Valley, Tishamingo, 
in the Indian Territory west, and to Skelton, Wheelock, Doaksville, 
Riomatia, Ultimathule, Spencer and Armstrong, Indian Territory, and 
to Paris, Clarksville, Garretts Bluff, Blossom Prairie, Honey Grove, 
Starksville, Robinsville in Texas. It contains a population of 200, 
including half breeds, and is doing a good business. The following are 
its merchants and business men : 

Burks, W. S., General Merchandise and Country Produce. 

Caddo House, Proprietor. 

Cox, Hugh, General Merchandise and Produce. 

Hanes, John & Co., Hides, Cotton, Wool and Grain. 

McCurdy, William H., Telegraph Operator, Express and Station Agent. 

McVay & Graham, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. 

Walner & Welch, Hardware and Agricultural Implements. 

BED BIVEB CITT, TEXAS. 

A small town near the river of same name, 613 miles from St. Louis, 
and 5 miles from Denison ; a thriving town, well located, and likely 
to become of some importance ; the following are the business men : 

Dexter, Henry, Restaurant, Front. 

Donwoth, E., Saloon, Jefferson. 

Fitsh, T. S., Confectionery. 

Ourind, Jno. D., Saloon, Front. 

Oliver & McLand, Saloon, Jefferson. 

Robinson, L. W. T., Proprietor Robinson House, Waco. 

Washington, G., Express Agent, H. & T. C. 



S. D. STEEDMAN. 



J. GUNTER. 



STEEDMAN & GUNTER, 

Attorneys at Law, 

AND 

Dealers in Heal Estate, 

Sherman, - - Texas. 



jJ®~Will practice in the District 
Courts of Northern Texas and the 
Supreme and Federal Courts at 
Austin. 



R. Y. MANGUM; 

DEALER IN 

BOOKS, STATIONER!, [TC, 

(Opposite Cannon House,) 

SHERMAN, - - TEXAS. 



a^"All the latest papers, mag- 
azines and periodicals of the day. 

W. A, JONES. B. LUCKMAN. 

W. A. JONES & CO, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

TINIKTARE 

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
Stoves, etc. Sign of Big Coffee- 
Pot, Main St., 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 
Orders solicited and promptly at- 
tended to. 



BREMEN HOUSE, 



W. A. RUMPLE, Proprietor 



BRXMOXD, TEXAS. 



JOHN C. EASTON, 



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mm AND LAND AGENT, 

Sherman, Texas, 

Has resumctl the Practice of Law 
in Northern Texas, and will at- 
tend promptly to all business in- 
trusted to him in the counties of 
Grayson, Collin, Denton and Fan- 
nin, and in the Supreme and 
Federal Courts in Texas. 



TlifOGl(iiiorlon,Bfown&Siiiitli 



ATTOENBYS AT LAW, 

Sherman, - - Texas. 



Will practice in the Courts of 
Grayson and Fannin counties, 
and in the Supreme Court of the 
State. 



J. D. WOODS, J. R. COWLES. 

S. S. FEARS, 

WOODS, COWLES & FEARS, 

Attorneys at Law 

AND 

GENERAL LAND AGENTS. 

SHERMAN, (Grayson Co.,) 
TEXAS. 



Segar & Holliday, 

DENTISTS, 



DALLAS, 



TEXAS. 



Office in Swink's new block, Elm 
street. 



68 Logan's Railway Directory 

DENISON, TEXAS, 

Denison, now only a year old, has a population of 2500, among 
whom are some of the most substantial merchants in any town on the 
route, whose energy is unceasing and integrity unquestioned. The 
natural location was a good selection, (yet it might have been as good 
immediately on the banks of Red River). The situation is some 
3 miles from the south-side of the Red River in Texas, near the 
boundary line between Texas and the Indian Territory, on fine rising 
ground, with a magnificent view, rich deep soil with a red clay sub- 
soil, a soil remarkable for its certainty of yearly production, although 
being porous it retains moisture during the summer far beyond other 
sub-soils. The stores of this town are substantial structures, which 
show permanency and perfect confidence in the future importance of 
this town, and in fact, from present indications it bids fair to very 
soon rival Sherman, Waco and Dallas, and may become the largest 
town in Northern Texas. See names of business men below: 

Audinwood, J. M., Meat-market, Main. 
Avery, P., Groceries and Produce, Austin. 
Baker, F. P., Post-master, Skiddy. 

Baker & Cutler, Publishers and Editors ^'Journal,'' Main. 
Barnes, G. W., Books and Stationery, Skiddy. 
Barnes, G. W., Saloon, Main. 

Benoist & Nevins, General Merchandise, Crawford. 
Boss, Jennings & Co., Lumber, Doors, etc. 
Bridge, Beach & Go., Stoves, Tinware, etc., Skiddy. 
Brown, Wm., Barber Shop, Main. 
• Cameron &: Mayfield, Lumber Merchants. 
Campbell & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, Main. 
Cash, A. E., Jewelry, Clocks, etc.. Main. 
Collins, J. C, Saloon, Main. 
Cook, J. R., Physician and Surgeon, Main. 
Clark & Tallant, Groceries, Provisions, etc., Main. 
Crowell, R. C. & Co., Commission Merchants, Skiddy. 
Cunningham, Michie & Beech, Proprietors Nelson House, Main. 

Cuttler, G. H., Books and Stationery, Skiddy. 

Davis, D. W. C., Hardware, Tools, etc.. Main. 

Day, W. H., Real Estate and Texas lands. Main. 

Deland & Bacon, Flour, Meal and Mill Stuff, Woodard. 

Denison City Bank, Skiddy. 

Dolman, L. A. & Bro., Groceries and Produce, Crawford. 

Dudley & Dexter, Wholesale Druggists, Main. See card by 
Index. 

Eaper, J. A. & Co., Confectionery, etc., Main. 

Eldes, H., Tel. Operator and Agent M. K. & T. R. R. 

Eppstein Bros., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco 
and Cigars, Main. See card by Index. 



69 

J. T. AULT, C. H. JENKINS, W. R. AULT, 

Lawyer. Surveyor. Surveyor. 

AULT, JENKINS & AULT, 

GENERAL LAND & COLLEeTING AGENTS, 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 



250,000 acres of land for sale. Land certificates bougtit, sold or 
located. 

S. S. JONES & CO., 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 

GROC[RI[S, PROVISIONS &IID LIQUORS, 

ELM STREET, 

(Next door to Adam's and Senord's Bank,) 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 

R. M. Scripture, James Forrestall, 

(Late of Arrow Rock, Mo.) (Late of Illinois.) 

DALLAS HOTEL, 

SCRIPTURE & FORRESTALL, Proprietors, 

Cor. Jefferson and Commerce Streets, 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 



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First National Bank of Denison, Perry Edwards, Cashier. 

Fitzhugh Bros., Dealers in Groceries, etc., Skiddy, 

Fraidel, C. D., Groceries and Produce, Crawford. 

George, James A. & Co., wholesale Grocers and Commission 

Merchant, Main. See card by Index. 
Gilbert, N. S. & Co., Wholesale & Retail Groceries & Prov., Woodard. 
Gnase, John G., Liquors, etc. 
GoldsoU & Co., Hardware, Jewelry, etc. Main. 
Harper & Hayward, Confectionery, Main. 
Harris & Williams, Barbers, Main. 
Hart, J. B., Wagons and Carriages, Woodard. 
Hines, J. P. & Co., Billiard Saloon. 
Hughes, Wm., Real Estate Agent, Main. 
Jones, Henderson, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and 

Liquors, Skikdy. 
Jordon, Geo. H., Proprietor Dinsmoore House, Main. 
Killian, W. E., Restaurant, Main. 
Knight & Sibert, Auctioneers, Skiddy. 
Ledrick & Robbins, Furniture, etc., Main. 
Deeper, J. P., Lumber, Austin. 
Libbe, Louis & Co., Palace Beer Hall, Main. 
Lowery, Patrick, Saloon, Crawford. 
Luzzadder, Geo. W., Saloon, Main. 
McDougel, J. B., Saloon, Main. 
MrGreevy, P., General Merchandise, Main. 
Mclmbody, May, Confectionery, Main. 
Mandok, H., Wines, Liquors, etc.. Main. 
Martin, G., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in General Merchandise, 

43 Main. See card by Index. 
Walters, G. W., Saloon, Main. 
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Restaurant, Main. 
Modie, Owens & Co., General Merchandise, Skiddy and Austin. 
Montgomery tSc Schluter, Attorneys-at-law. Main. 
Moore, W. B., Saloon, Skiddy. 
Mozeley, H., Druggist, Main. 
Muller, T., Groceries and Produce, Main. 
Munson & McElvany, Attorneys-at-law. 
Murray, B. C, Editor Daily News, Skiddy. 
Nelson & Perry, Attorneys-at-law, Main. 
Nicholson «& French, Wholesale Grocers, Main. 
Payne & Barker, People's Market, Main. 
Pierce, M. H., Grain Shipper, Austin, 
Pollard, P. D., Tinware and Hollow-ware, Main. 
Raff, L. C, Restaurant, Main, 
Reber, T. L., News and Stationery Depot. Main. 
Sauel-, E. J., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 
Schrader & Lyon, Attorneys-at-law and Land Office. 
Sharp & Buckles, Provisions, Main. 



A. D. EImIaIS^ Proprietor. 

(formerly of waverly, mo.) 
j. b. hereford. j. s. hereford. 



DEALERS IN 



Gents' Furnishing Goods, Clothing, 

Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, etc. 

MAIN STREET, - - DALLAS, TEXAS. 

(Opposite Odd Fellows Hall.) 




Resident ^^^^ Dentists. 

With the advantages of the best Dental College of Philadelphia, 
and eighteen years practice, are capable of giving satisHiction in their 
business. 

OfRce North Side Public Square, Main Street, 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 



BNWIS H#UBHt 



JERRY D. BEAUCHAMP, Proprietor. 



This is a new house and newly furnished, and those who favor Mr. 
Beauchamp with a call will be perfectly satisfied with accommoda- 
tions and bill. 



72 Logan's Railway Directory 

Shattuck, A. R., Merchant Tailor, Main. 

Sherman, Reid & Co., Saloon, Main. 

Sheeder & Co., J. M., Harness and Saddles, Main. 

Sholze, W. H. & Co., Boots and Shoes, Main; 

Short, Dr., Physician, Skiddy. 

Silver & Co., Wine and Beer Hall, Main. 

Simpson, W. B. & Co., Dealers in Provisions and Commission 

Merchants, Main. See card by Index. 
Stegmiller, V., Beer and Wine Depot, Main. 
Stratton, J. M., Groceries and Commission, Woodard. See card 

by Index. 
Streeper, J. E., Furniture, Chairs, etc., Main. 
Stone & Guy, Groceries and Produce, Crawford. 
Stroube, Geo., Billiard Saloon, Main. See card by Index. 
Texas Immigration Aid Co., Main. 
Trasy, O. D., Proprietor Cameron House, Crawford. 
Wallace, J. H., Attorney-at-law, Main. 
Warren & Briddell, Real Estate Brokers, Main. See card by 

Index. 
Washington, G., Agt.H. & T. C.R.R.,at Denison &Red River City. 
Waterman, Weil & Star, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Main. 
Weaver & Bill, Liquors, Tobacco, etc., Main. 
Winn, W. H., Gun and Ammunition Store, Main. 
White, T., Barber Shop, Main. 
Wilson, H. C, Groceries and Provisions, Main. 
Woolacott, W., Tobacconist, Main. 

SSEBMAJSr, TEXAS. 

Sherman, the metropolis of Northern Texas, with a population of 
4,500 inhabitants, is 14 miles south of the Red river, or northern 
Texas boundary, 10 miles from Denison, 441 miles from Sedalia, 630 
miles from St. Louis, and 380 miles from Galveston. It is situated in 
and surrounded by a marvelously rich country, partially but well cul- 
tivated in a deep, rich soil of porous black sandy loam, of from 2 to 6 
feet in depth, with a productive subsoil, which produces fine, yield- 
ing certain crops of cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, and good average 
crops of wheat, corn, rye, barley, oats, flax and grasses, which, during 
dry weather, are well watered by dews, which are heavy, productive 
and healthy. In addition to these immense yearly yields, fruits of 
every kind and of the finest quality, are produced here in abundance. 
This entire section of Northern Texas is well watered and has ample 
areas of wood and coal skirting the numerous streams. And to 
this latter fact is attributed the profitable breeding and herding of stock, 
especial ly cattle and sheep, of which extensive herds and flocks are 
owned by farmers and herders, many of the latter making it their 



73 



And Sample Room Attached. 

Choice LiaUORS & CIGARS on Hand. 

Main Street, next west of Odd Fellows Hall. . 

McGABB & CURRIBR^ Prop^rs^ 
DALLAS, TEXAS. 

St. Charles Restaurant, 

BREMOND, TEXAS. 

13A.VIS BIMZZOL^\.IM, Proprietor-. 



This is the only Restaurant in the city, and those who call on the 
St. Charles Restaurant can at all times get a good meal of such as 
they see proper to select, at Reasonable Rates. 

Also, Fine Segars, Fancy Groceries and Fine Liquors. 

AGE SALOON. 



J. A. COOK, Proprietor. 

MAIN STREET, 

BREMOND, - - TEXAS. 

The Traveling Public will always find the Choicest Wines, Liquors 
and Cigars at the Age. 



74- Logan's Railway Directory. 

sole occupation, from all of which, each are making money surely and 
quickly, and yet there is vast room. From the above industries, 
energetically and permanently pursued, immense quantities of stock, 
wool, hiders pelts, bones, cotton and tobacco are continually 
shipped from here to St. Louis and Galveston, on which certain 
profits and quick returns are invariably received, as commission houses 
each vie with the others, for this extensive business ; and from these 
producers comes a large mercantile want, to be supplied both to the local 
consuming trade, as also to the retail trade of an immense surround- 
ing country, extending for hundred of miles in some directions, to 
which the business men of Sherman are only partially alive to, as the 
building up of a town within lo miles of it, that promises soon to 
rival it, is evident proof, but this is owing to their old fogy ideas of 
conducting business, coming into competition with more industrious 
and liberal-minded business men, of which their neighbor is com- 
posed ; yet, each has ample room to enlarge. The following are her 
business men : 

Archer & Cassidy, Saloon, N. Travis. 

Armstrong & Zimmerman, St. Louis Beer Hall, Crockett, near Lamar. 

Aschaffenburg, L., Cigars and Tobacco, N. S. Square. 

Banks, J. N., Attorney-at-law, S. Travis. 

Barnes, Templeton, Livery Stable, Crockett, N. of Square. 

Barret, R. O., Attorney-at-law, N. Travis. 

Bass & Bass, Attorneys-at-law and Land Agents, Houston, W. of 

Crockett. See card by Index. 
Baugh, D. L.. Groceries and Produce, S. S. Square. 
Beiler tSc Offield, Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Block, Jett & Co., Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Boland, John H., Saloon, S. Travis. 
Bond iS: Manson, Groceries and Liquors, S. of Square. 
Bornstein, L., Clothing and Furnishing Goods, E. S. Square. 
Bostick, S., District Clerk, Crockett, cor. Houston. 
Brack, W. B., Attorney-at-law, N. S. Square. 

Bradbury & Crisp, Druggists and Apothecaries, Houston, cor. Walnut. 
Brooke, John, Physician and Druggist, S. S. Square. 
Brooke & Lamb, Saddlery and Harness, S. S. Square. 
Brown, Etter & Co., General Merchandise, N. W. cor. Square. 
Buchanan, James, Saloon, N. S. Square. 
Buehrke, C". H., Cigars and Tobacco, E. S. Square. 
Bullock House, C. A. Davis, Proprietor, Jones, bet. Travis and 

Crockett. 
Bullock, R. L., Physician and Surgeon, Travis, S. of Square. 
Burris & Co., Livery Stable, N. W. cor. Square. 
Canieron & Mayfield, Lumber Yard, E. Travis. 
Campbell, Phillips & Co., Flouring Mills, E. Travis. 



Restaurant & Saloon, 

ROBERT SMITH, Prop., 
MEXIA, - TEXAS, 

Here all eat, drink and are 
merry. For everything is so nice 
and cheery. With clerks smiling, 
waiters willing, you really are glad 
to spend a shilling. And the 
beauty of the thing is, you get the 
worth of your money. 



75 
RIALTO BAR, 

BILLIARD SALOON, 

And TEN-PIN ALLEY , 
ROBERT SMITH, Proprietor, 

Navasota, Texas. 

Something nice to open your 
eyes, and a decent place to exer- 
cise. And every one who calls, 
enjoys a pleasaat chat with clever 
boys. 

Everything neat and orderly. 



J. r. & W. B. DAIRS. 

DEALERS IN 

DRY GOODS, GROMUOOTUSHOEMATSfi CAPS, 

HAR.r)^WAI^E5 ETO.5 

GROESBECK, ... - TEXAS. 



B^'Also Commission Merchants and Agents for the "Weir Plow." 

PRIMA VISTA HOUSE, 

(East of the Railroad, near the Depot,) 

BRYAN, - - - - TEXAS. 

Mrs. S. A. SHAW, Proprietress. 

Jit®"" New house. Furnishing new, and well kept, "'^a 

SMITH'S HOTEL, 

NAVASOTA, - - - TEXAS. 



P. A. SMITH, Proprietor. 



Baggage transferred to and from Hotel free. Feed Stable in connection. 



76 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Cannon House, E. Cannon, Proprietor, Travis S. of Square. 

Chevalier, W. S., Cigars and Tobacco, E. S. Square. 

Christy, O. H. & Co., Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, N. Travis. 

Cohn, H. M., Clothing and Furnishing Goods, E. S. Square. 

Conley, Hugh, Shoemaker, N. Travis. 

Cotter, B. & Co., Wholesale Provisions, E. Houston. 

Craig & Heady, Physicians and Surgeons, S. S. Square. 

Cummins, J. M. &J. B., Props. Cummins Hotel, Crockett, cor. Houston. 

Daggy, J. S., City Marshall, Travis, near JaiL 

Daniels, L. L., Wagon-maker, S. Crockett. 

Darr, , Saloon, E. S. Square. 

Darr & Martin, Saloon, E. Houston. 

Daugherty & Bishop, Saloon, E. Travis. 

Davis, A. & Co., Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 

Democrat, (Weekly), \V. A. Thompson, Prop'r, Crockett, cor. Jones. 

Dodge, R. A., Physician and Surgeon, Travis, S. of Square. 

Dorchester, John, Post-master, Travis, near Square. 

Dorohestep &l Willis, Hardware and Stoves, S. Travis. 

Dugan & Son, General Merchandise, E. S. Square. 

Eakin, S. S., Dentist, Travis, S. of Square. 

Easton, John C, Attorney-at-law and Land Agent, Travis, S. of 

Square. See card by Index. 
Elett, Thomas. Wagon-maker, Jones, near Travis. 
El Paso Stage Co., R. S. Dorchester, Agent, S. Travis. 
Eubank & Caruthers, Groceries and Produce, E. S. Square. 
Evans, J. F., Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Farley, J. C. & Co., Saloon, N. Travis. 
Farmer, Cole, General Merchandise, S. E. cor. Square. 
Fenet, J. N. & Co., Livery Stable, S, S. Square. 
Fife, William, Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Fitch & Maxwell, Groceries and Liquors, N. E. cor. Square. 
Fitch & Son, Saloon, N. S. Square. 
Forsyth, L. H., Saloon, N. Travis. 
Foster & Webster, Dry Goods and Notions, N. Travis. 
Freeman &: Steever, Physicians and Surgeons, Travis, S. of Square. 
Garvisk, J. C, Tinner, W, S, Square. 
Gearhardt, G. W., Insurance x\gent, E. Houston. 
Gohn & Cassidy, Saloon, E. Travis. 
Gray & Porter, Land Agents, N. Travis. 

Hall, I. N., Agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, S. E. Square. 
Hall, R. G. & Son, Dry Goods and Clothing, E. S. Square. 
Hare & Bledsoe, Attorneys-at-law, S. Travis. 
Hassar, Frank & Co., Bakery, N. Travis. 
Haverty, G. T., Merchant Tailor, Travis, S. of Square. 
Head, H. O., Attorney-at-law, S. Travis. 
Helwig (S: Lane, Wines and Liquors, N. Travis. 
Helwig, Mrs., Millinery and Fancy Goods, N. Travis. 
Henry, J. H. & Bro., Groceries and Produce, E. S. Square. 
Holmes & Wilson, Carriage-makers, Crockett, N. of Square. 



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Opposite Passenger Depot, 



Bremond, Texas. 



A. HIGGS, Proprietor. 



Passengers going to and from Waco having to change cars, may 
have to stop a few hours at Bremond, will receive every attention, 
good fare, etc., at this house. 



C. M. LIBBY, 

Manufacturer of 

Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, 

AND 

OMNIBUSES & STAGES, 

NEVADA, - - MO. 



Surrounded by fine timber, with no rents, and first class workmen, 
enables me to produce better work at less cost, than in towns and 
cities less favored. 



78 Logan's Railway DiT'ectory . 



Jackson, C. & Co., Saloon and Groceries, S. E. cor. Square. 

Jeneke, William, Shoemaker, Travis, cor. Square. 

Jeter, J. R., Attorney-at-law, Travis, S. of Square. 

Jones, E. H. Saloon, N. Travis. 

Jouvenat, E., Real Estate and Insurance, E. Houston. 

Keef, J. B., Saloon and Restaurant, E. Houston. 

Kendall, J. F,, Saloon, N. S. Square. 

Kimbrough & Wilson, Stoves and Tinware, N. Travis. 

Klein, H. A., Clothing and Furnishing Goods, E. Houston. 

Laffey, M. H., Blacksmith, Houston, near Crockett. 

Lang, A. «& Co., Soda Water Manufacturers, E. Houston. 

Leberman, F. C. J. , Wholesale Wines & Liquors, Houston, cor. Crockett. 

Leeper, J. P. & Co., Lumber, Cherry, bet. Crockett and Travis. 

Lindsay, George, Saddlery and Harness, E. Houston. 

Logsdon & Dickerman, Livery Stable, Jones, bet. Crockett and Travis. 

McAllister, Blarney & Co., Lumber Yard, E. Houston. 

McDonald & Robberson, Dry Goods and Clothing, E. S. Square. 

McGee, J. J.. Blacksmith, S. Crockett. 

McMurtry, Mrs. Z. T., Physician, E. Pecan. 

McMann & Harper, Confectioners, Houston, cor. Walnut. 

Mauguiu, R. Y., News, Book and Stationery Depot, S. Travis. 

See card by Index. 
Mattingly, E., Wagon maker, S. Crokett. 
Millar & Riordan, R. R. Tie Contractors, Crockett, N. of Square. 

Merchants' & Planters' Bank, J. H. Slater, Cashier, N. S. 

Square. 
Metz, C. & Co., Hides and Wool, E. Houston. 
Moody & Bro., Groceries and Produce, S. W. cor. Square. 
Moody, J. S., Hardware and Tools, Crockett, cor. Lamar. 
Moore, A. B., General Merchandise, S. S. Square. 
Moore, Ed., Furniture, Chairs, etc., Travis, cor. Jones. 
Monson, C. W., Shoemaker, N. Travis. 
Moore, W. S., Grain and Provision Dealers, W. S. Square. 
Mullins, Booth & Co., Stock Dealers and Shippers, Jones, W. Crokett. 
Neyland, William, Blacksmith, E. Travis. 
Neely & Lankford, Dry Goods and Notions, E. Houston. 
Ott & Tepe, Shoemakers, W. S. Square. 
Owens & Son, Groceries and Produce, S. S. Square. 
Parker, T. H., Watchmaker, N. Travis. 
Parks, E. J. Saloon, E. Houston. 
Parks, E. J., Painter, N.Travis. 
Parrish, H. A., Attorney-at-law, S. S. Square. 
Peck, W. S. '& Bro., Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Perry Pierce & Lyle, Books and Stationery, E. Houston. See 

card by Index. 
Planters' House, J. T. Allen, Proprietor, Travis, cor. Cherry. 
Poak & Jones, Banking and Exchange, N. Travis. 
Pope, J. D. & D. H., Attorneys-at-law, N. Travis. 
Porter & Porter, Attorneys-at-law, N. Travis. 



79 



HAYNES HOUSE, 

CALVERT, TEXAS. 
Mrs. M. E. HAYIVTES^ Propr^ts. 

EAST SIDE OP R. R., NEAR DEPOT. 



SIMMONS'' 

AMERICAN HEPATIC BITTERS. 

For Diseases of the 1 -iver, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick or Nervous 
Headache, Bilious or Cramp Colic, Bilious Headache, Flatulency, 
Pain in the Bowels, Restlessness, Dull, Drowsy Feelings, Languor, 
Jaundice, Chills, or Ague and Fever, for Pregnant Ladies, a dose 
after dinner or supper will relieve their costive bowels, sourness of 
stomach, sick stomach, restlessness, etc. 

N. B. — When winding up a drunken spree, two to four spoonsful 
will carry off the bile, relieve the head and enable the person to 
resume business sooner than he could otherwise do. Price, One 
Dollar per Bottle. 

V/. P. BOUL^VARE & Co., Navasota, Texas. 
E. D. JOHN SOU. State Agent. 

OUTHERIT lOTEL, 

EAST SIDE OF H. & T. C. R. R. 

One Square from R. R. Junction, 



HEARNE, TEXAS, 



80 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Preusse, Julius, Saloon, E. Travis. 

Randall, W. G. & Bro., Dry Goods and Notions, N. Travis. 

Reichert, Julius, Restaurant, W. S. Square. 

Richards, Thomas, General Merchandise, S. E. cor. Square. 

Richardson, W. T., Billiard Hall, E. Houston. 

Robertson, F. N., Attorney-at-law, S. Travis. 

Robinson, L. F., Saloon, E. S. Square. 

Rogers, , Saloon, Jones, cor. Crockett. 

Rouvant, L., Jeweler, N. E. cor. Square. 

Sadler & Roe, Druggists and Apothecaries, W. S. Square. 

Sanger Brothers, Dry Goods and Clothing, N. Travis. 

Saunders & Kennedy, Physicians and Surgeons, E. Travis. 

Schneider & Bro., General Merchandise, N. E. cor. Square. 

Senner, I., Jeweler, E. S. Square. 

Siesfield, J. & A., General Merchandise, N. S. Square. 

Shackleford, G., Blacksmith, Jones, cor. Travis. 

Shannon, R. E. & Bro., Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing, S. 

Travis. 
Shaw, J. E., Barber and Confectioner, N. W. cor. Square. 
"Sherman Courier," (Weekly) Dickerman & Crooks, Props., S. 

Travis. 
"Sherman Patriot," (Weekly) A. L., Darnell, Editor, E. Travis. 
Sherrard, J. B., Dry Goods and Notions, E. Travis. 
Slack & Nichol, Stoves and Tinware, N. Travis. 
Southern Hotel, Fenlon & Graham, Props., N. S. Square. See 

card by Index. 
Steedman & Gunter, Attomeys-at-law and Land Agents, E. 

Travis. See card by Index. 
Stevens, J. H., Auction House, Crockett, cor. Houston. 
Stevens, Miss Sarah L., Restaurant, S. S. Square. 
Stinson, J. B., Physician and Surgeon, S. S. Square. 
Storrs, N. S., Real Estate Agent, N. Travis. 
Storer, W. R., Notions and Variety Goods, N. Travis. 
Story & Martin, Attorneys-at-law, Travis S. of Square. 
Strattan, D. F., Stoves and Tinware, N. Travis. 
Summers, J. A., Physician and Surgeon, S. S. Square. 
Sumner, F. W., Jewelry and Musical Instruments, 3 Houston. 
Swain, J. W. F., Saloon, N. Travis. 
Tarr & Newcome, Groceries and Produce, E. S. Square. 
Texas Express Company, E. Jouvenat, Agent, E. Houston. 
Texas Pacific House, Martin Langdon, Proprietor, Crockett, cor. Cherry. 
Thorp, J. R., Groceries and Produce, N. Travis. 
Throckmorton, Brown & Smith, Attorneys-at-law, Travis, 

S. of Square. 
Tolliver, Zac & Co., Druggists and Booksellers, S. Travis. 
Tuttle, James H., Sheriff, Crockett, cor. Houston. 
Walker, W. W., Furniture, Chairs, etc., N. Travis. 
Wasson, A., Hides, Peltries and Wool, N. S. Public Square. 
Western Union Telegraph Company, D. C. Mann, Agent, E. Houston; 
White, W. S., Blacksmith, N. Travis. 



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It. ©taitoi H#tali 

PARSONS, KANSAS. 
EUis^ Heatherly d^ Go.^ Props. 

This Hotel, equal to the best in town, has fair accommodations for 
all who choose to favor it with their patronage. The proprietors are 
enterprising people, who do their best to satisfy their patrons. 



Wholesale an.i Retail Dealer in 



Hardware, Cutlery and Tools, 

STOVES ^^IVI3 TITVAV^^I«,E, 

ON FOREST AVENUE, 

PARSONS, - - - KANSAS. 

A. M. Hobby, Galveston, Pres. B. A. Strange, Navasota, Cash. 

Citizens' Bank of Navasota, 

NAVASOTA, TEXAS. 
C.AJRITAL STOOK:, - - #300,000. 

COLLECTIONS PROMPILY MADE. 

Gold, Silver and Currency Bought and Sold. 



HENRY L.RANKIN, 

NOTARY PUBLIC, 

U. S. COMMISSIONER, 

AND 

General Conveyancer, 
HEMPSTEAD, - - TEXAS. 



R. H. BOXLEV. WM. P. COLE. 

BOXLEY & COLE, 
BAN KS R S^ 

And Dealers in Exchange, 

HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS. 

Special attention given to collec- 
tions, and remittances promptly 
made. 



Logan's Railway Directory. 



Wilhite, E. S., General Insurance Agent, N. Travis. 

Williamsbaden & Co., Saloon, N. E. Pecan. 

Williams & Purinton, Land Agents, Houston, cor. Walnut. 

See card by Index. 
Woods, J. D., Mayor, Travis, near Jail. 
Woods, Cowles & Fears, Attorneys-at-law and Land Agents, 

E. Lamar. See card by Index. 

SUMMIT, TEXAS, 

Is only a side track, 9 miles south of Sherman — well situated. 

VAN ALSTTNE, TEXAS. 

Van Alstyne, has been laid off a short time, and the following 
exhibit of establishments started in so short a time, indicates clearly 
that it will be one of the most important towns on the Central road. 
Situated on the highest point of the line from Houston to Red River, 
and in the heart of the best farming country in the State, it offers 
unrivaled inducements to those wishing to go into business, or seeking 
healthy and beautiful homes for their families. 

Creager, J. F., Prop'r Van Alstyne House. 
Daniels, J. M., Lumber, Blinds, Sash, etc. 
Dayton House and Rescaurant. 
Griffith, J. H., General Merchandise. 

Leslie, , Drugs and Medicines. 

Leslie, Collins & Grier, Physicians and Surgeons. 

McRuiner, Chancellor & Germany, Dry Goods, Groceries, etc. 

Pattie Bros., Agricultural Implements and General Merchandise. 

Riddell, O. P. & Bro., Wines and Liquors. 

Rupee & Barry, Grocers and Produce Dealers. 

Tevis, W. P., Ornamental and Sign Painter. 

Thornton & Thornton, Billiard Hall and Saloon. 

MELISSA, TEXAS. 

Nothing but a station house and side track. Fine country. 

McKINNET, TEXAS. 

This is the county seat of Collins county — one of the righest agri- 
cultural counties in the State. The soil is of the black, waxykind- 
and produces corn, cotton, wheat, etc., in great abundance. Consid- 
erable quantities of cotton and hides are shipped from here to Galves, 
ton and St. Louis. 

McKinney is one of the old towns of Texas, having been settled 
in 1847. It contains about 800 inhabitants. The surrounding 
country is well diversified — partly timber, partly prairie. Improved 



8S 

W. H. ELIOT, Drugg-ist, 

Proprietor of Dr. Eliot's Celebrated Southern Remedies. 

J,5 MAIJ{ STREET, 

TRUE ANTI- BILIOUS FILLS. HYGIENIC PANACEA. 
COUGH MIXTURE. RELIEF OF PAIN 

TILL A AND RUGUM OINTMENT. EYE LOTION 

HEALING SALVE, PILE OINTMENT. 

DIARRHCEA AND CHOLERA MIXTURE, PURE TONIC. 

Warranted to Effect Relief in Every Instance. 

A. B. COGGESHALL, Proprietor, 

Near the Square, 

HEMPSTEAD, - - - TEXAS. 



This house is centrally located, and presents 
unusually good attractions for Commercial Travelers. 

S. CONRADI, 

Watchmaker and Jeweler, 

6 1 Main Street, Van Alstyne's Bui /dings, 

HOUSTON, TXSXAS. 

Watches, Clocks, k Jewelry Carefully Repaired & Warranted. 

A large stock of Jewelry always on hand, also Watches, 
Clocks, etc., etc. 



84- Logan's Railway Directory. 

land is worth from $io to $2$; unimproved from $<, to $10. Dis- 
tance from Sherman, 32 miles ; Sedalia, 473 miles ; St. Louis, 662 
miles ; Galveston 348 miles. 

Alexander & Oron, General Merchandise. 

Allison, R. D., Dentist. 

Anderson & Hedgecoxe, Livery Stable and Wagon Yard. 

Ardinger, H. W. & Co., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Baird, T. W., Blacksmith. 

Bement, A. C., Groceries and Produce. 

Benge & Harris, General Merchandise. 

Bently, Geo. W., Attorney-at-law. 

Board, Menney & Welch. General Merchandise. 

Boyd, W. L., General Merchandise. 

Bryant, Charles, Saloon. 

Carter & Howard, Commission Merchants. 

Cartright & Lee, Groceries and Produce. » 

Chastain, J. A. Post-master. 

Craig & Garnett, Attorneys-at-Iaw. 

DeArmond, R., Attorney-at-law. See card by Index. 

Deutschner & Cohen, Dry Goods and Clotliing. 

Emerson, T. T., Stoves and Tinware. 

Emerson, Thomas H. & Co., Banking and Exchange Dealers. 

See card by Index. 
Foote, G. A. & L. A., General Merchandise. 
Foote & Herndon, Druggists and Apothecaries. 
Goemann. L., Restaurant. 
Heard, J. S. & S. D., Groceries and Produce. 
Hernstadt, E. M., General Merchandise. 
Horton, H. A. R., Watchmaker and Jeweler. 
Howell, D. & Co., Groceries and Produce. 
Howell & Estes, General Merchandise. 
Howell, J. B. & Co., Druggists and Apothecaries. 
Hutchins House, B. S. Johnson, Proprietor. 
Hemstable, A., Boots and Shoes. 
Jenkins & Goodner, Attorneys-at-law. 
Johnson, T., Express and R. R. Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 
Kinnebrew, H. S., Attorney-at-law. 
Logan, W. B., General Merchandise. 
McCarty, John, Physician and Surgeon. 
McClellan & Doggett, Attorneys-at-law. 
McDonald, H. A., Stoves, Hardware and Cutlery. 
McKinney, James, Proprietor McKinney Hotel. 
McKinney, Albert, Saloon. 
" McKinney Enquirer," J. H. Bingham, Propr. 
" McKinney Messenger," (Weekly) James W. Thomas, Proprietor. 
Maltbie, Richard, Attomey-at-law. See card by Index. 
Moore, W. T., Dentist. 
Murray & McKinney, General Merchandise. 



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HOTEL & RESTAUEANT, 

LEMAIRi: & CO., Props., 

SAINT NICHOLAS BUILDING, 

Ilun St., between Franklin and Commerce, 



J. H. MANLY. A. R. MASTERSON. 

MANLY & MASTERSON, 
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 

HOTJSTOTV, TEXAS. 



Will practice in the Federal, Supreme and all inferior Courts in 
the State. 

F. R. LUBBOCK. T. U. LUBBOCK. R. BURNS. 

F. R. InUBBOGK & SOH^ 

AUCTIONEERS AND 

31 niJiLirr strest, 

' HOUSTON, TEXAS. 



References — First National Bank, Mr. T. W. House, Messrs. P. J. 
Willis & Bro., Galveston. 



86 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Parker, R. L., Shoemaker. 

Parker, W. D., Saddlery and Harness. 

Perkins, Frank D., Attorney-at-law. 

Rhine B. W., General Dry Goods, Merchandise. 

Raglan, William, Saloon. 

Seay, R. F., Furniture, Chairs, etc. 

Shain, Jesse, Groceries and Produce, and Livery Stable. 

Skidmore & Gordon, Groceries and Produce. 

Smith & Riley, Physicians and Surgeons. 

Stiff, J. B., Groceries and Produce. 

Stiff, J. D., Blacksmith. 

Stovall, J. S., Harness-maker. 

Texas Express Co., L. Jouvenat, Agent. 

Thompson, J. L., Book, Stationery and News Depot. 

Turner, W. C. Telegraph Operator. 

Walker & Co., Confectioners. 

Watson, J. W., Photographer. 

White & Cameron, Land Agents. 

White, J. L., Attorney-at-law. 

White, R. C, Attorney-at-law. 

Wilson, J. C, Livery Stable and Wagon Yard. 

JPLANO, TEXAS. 

A small town of about 200 inhabitants, situated in Collin county. 
Land in the vicinity is excellent, and the remarks made on McKinney 
will apply to Piano. Distance from Sherman, 48 miles ; St. Louis, 
676 miles j Galveston, 334 miles. 

Atkinson, T. P., Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

Brock & Ellison, General Merchandise. 

Butler, L., Druggist and Apothecary. 

Clepper, A., Blacksmith. 

Dewey, A. O., Groceries and Produce. 

Dye, H., Physician and Surgeon. 

Fagen, M. M., Shoemaker. 

Farrell & Moore, Blacksmiths. 

Fowler & Bates, General Merchandise. 

Garvin & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Kendricks & Aston, General Merchandise. 

Lamm, Charles, General Merchandise. 

Maroney, W. L., Physician and Surgeon. 

Murry, H. L., Billiard Hall. 

Overaker, H. C, General Merchandise and Agent Texas Express Co. 

Patton, C. C, Physician and Surgeon. 

Simpson, & Fowler, General Merchandise. 

Westervelt, W. L, Agent Western Union Telegraph Co. 



87 



JAMES MARTIN, 

PROPRIETOR OF 

A FIEST CLASS HOTEL, 

ON THIRD STREET, 

HEARNE, - - - TEXAS. 



Being well located and having thorough personal management, 
this Hotel, is second to none in town both for convenience and 
accommodations, to which the public are directed. 

BRYAN CANDY MANUFACTORY. 



Candy made of the best sugar, no adulteration. We the undersigned, 
merchants of the city of Bryan, have tested the qualities of the candy 
manufactured by R. A. Brantley, formerly by W. M. Wheat, and pro- 
nounce it the best that we have ever bought or sold, as it gives entire 
satisfaction in both warm and damp weather, and sold as cheap as 
goods of similar grade are sold in Galveston or elsewhere. 

J. S. Fowlkes & Co., Fulkerson & Davis, McQueen & Davis, 

C. B. Beck & Co., Parker & Flippen, Spencer Ford, 

E. Littlefield, J. W. Boyle, J. W. Tabor. 

R. A. BRANTLEY, Proprietor. 



D. M. CLOVER, 

wmm & OPTICIAN, 

WITH A.MeK.EE, dealer in 
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY 

AND SILVERWARE, 

Main Street, - Bryan, Texas. 



EXCHANGE HOTEL. 

HEARNE, TEXAS. 



Mrs, J. I. Pearson, Manager. 



88 Logan's Railway Directory, 

BICHABDSOJ!^, TEXAS. 

A way station south of Piano. It is an excellent place for a colony 
to locate, and the country is superior and very cheap, and not yet 
settled. 

DALLAS, TEXAS. 

Dallas is not one of the oldest towns in Texas, but had an existence 
before the Houston & Texas Central Railroad was built, but this last 
gave it commercial intercourse and prominence and cheap transporta- 
tion, since which time it has nearly doubled in population, having 
now 7,500 people, among whom are some extensive jobbers and 
several large retail houses, that are doing an immense business, and are 
deserving of much credit for their enterprise. The Texas Pacific 
Railroad, now completed to this point, crosses the Texas Central 
here, and is rapidly building farther west, which fact adds vast import- 
ance to the town, and with as vast and rich an agricultural sectipn as 
surrounds it, will make Dallas for all time in future the third if not the 
second city on Texas soil. Below will be found the name and busi- 
ness of her business and professional men. 

Able, J. Lee, Groceries and Produce, Main. 

Adams & Leonard, Bankers, cor. Elm and Austin. 

Aebly, H., Bakery, Main. 

Antone, N., Saloon, Main. 

Ash &. Wagner, General Merchandise, cor. Main and Jefferson. 

Ault, Jenkins & Ault, General Land Agents, Main. See card 

by Index. 
Bard, G. W. , Family Groceries, Jefferson. 
Barksdale & Eblem, Attorneys-at-law, Commerce. 
Basey & Hanna, Saloon, Jefferson. 
Baum & Graft, Commission Merchants, Houston. 
Bohny, L. F., Propr. Wm. Tell House, cor. Commerce and Market. 
Bohy & Lupot, Bakery and Restaurant, Main. 

Botto, L. T. & Bro., manfs. of Candies, cor. Commerce and Jefferson. 
Bowen & Connor, Dry Goods, cor. Houston and Commerce. 
Blake & Barkley, Props. Commercial House, Elm. 
Block, Jett & Co., Wholesale Grocers, cor. Elm and Lamar. 
Brin, H. & Bro., Dry Goods and Notions, Elm. 
Brin, J. & S., General Merchandise, Jefferson. 
Bryan, F. B. & Co., Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., Houston. 
Caperman, Leon, Groceries and Produce, cor. Main and Market. 
Carter, W. E. & Co., Agts. Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, Main. 
Chifflet, E., Restaurant, Commerce. 
Clark & Bryan, General Merchandise, Houston. 
Cochran, H. N., Druggist, Elm. 
Coraeford & Wilson, Butchers cor. Main and Market. 



pilot's building, 

HOUSTON, TEXAS. 
G> H. DA]\riZ:]LiSO]y^ Proprietor. 

The acknowledged superiority of the Von Moltke over all other 

Texas saloons, both in regard to the liquors kept at the 

bar and the promptitude of bar tenders, renders it 

the most popular of resorts. 

R. COTTER & CO., 

Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 

DEALERS IN 

PATENT MEDICINES AND PEBFUMEEIES, SOAPS, BEUSHES, Sec, Sec, 
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff's and Glassware, 

No. 74 Main Street, - - - - HOUSTON, TEXAS^ 

LOUIS F. ZIEGLER, 

PRACTICAL 

Watchmaker and Optician, 

HOUSTON, TEXAS. 

Keeps constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of Gold, 
Silver and Steel Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Watches and Jewelry. 

Lenses of all kinds, superior to all others to suit the sight, put in 
old frames. 

All work entrusted to me will be executed to the greatest satisfaction. 

C. C. THOnfEAS, Dentist, 

(late of NATCHEZ, MISS.) 

Has now permanently located in the city of Houston for the purpose 
of practicing his profession. He is pleased to inform the public that 
he attended a regular course of study of five years, and has since 
practiced twenty-five years. 

In regard to inventive, scientific mechanism, he has no superior in 
the profession. 
B^'Specialty — Disease of the Mouth and Gums, and Facial Neuralgia. 

Office, Over Bald^n's Book Store, 84 Main Street. 



90 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Connor & Walker, Druggists, Main. 

Cornish, W. K., Agt. Texas Express Co., Commerce. 

Crawford, J. A., Groceries and Provisions, Elm. 

Cummins & Duncan, Land Agents, Commerce. 

"Dallas Daily Herald," D. McCaleb, Editor, cor. Elm and Houston. 

Dallas News, E. W. Baylor, Editor, Elm, bet. Market and Austin. 

Davis, B., Dry Goods and Clothing, Jefferson. 

Deppe, Chas, Barber, Jefferson. 

Douglass &. Baylor, Real Estate Brokers. 

Downs, J. L. & Co., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Drayfus, G., Restaurant, Main. 

Druley & Fisher, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Houston. 

Elliott & Stevenson, Druggists, Main. 

Ellis, A. D., Proprietor Southern Hotel, Main. See card by Index. 

Eylar, J. F., Manufacturer of Saddles, etc.. Main. 

Fendly & Miller, Billiard Hall and Saloon, Commerce. 

Field Bros., Agricultural Implements, Main. 

Field & Nowlan, Attorneys-at-law. 

Fowler, J. A., Ten-pin alley, Main. 

Fox, A. & Bro., General Merchandise, Elm. 

Frank, T. J., Hardware, Cutlery, etc.. Main. 

Friend, A. M. & Co., Wines and Liquors, Houston. 

Garlington, Marsales & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Elm. 

Garrett, Wm., Groceries, Provisions, etc.. Elm. 

Goslin & Co., House Furnishing Goods, cor. Main and Lamar. 

Gaston & Thomas, Bankers and Dealers in Exchange, Main. 

Gaston & Work, Livery Stable, cor. Commerce and Houston. 

Good & Bowers, Attorneys at-law, Commerce. 

Harry Bros., Boot and Shoemakers, Jefferson. 

Haynes, J. W. General Merchandise, cor. Main and Jefferson. 

Hensley Bro. & Co., Commission Merchants and dealers in Lumber. 

Hereford Bros. & Co., Gents' Furnishing Goods, Main. See 

card by Index. 
Hinkley & Dibrell, Stoves, Hollow-ware, ect., cor. Elm and Market. 
Hoffstadt, M., Proprietor Empire Hotel, Main. 
Holland, G. B., Dry Goods and Clothing, Elm. 
Holland & Sterett, Attorneys-at-law, Elm. 
Hoskins, H. C. & Co., Drugs and Medicines, Elm. 
Hughes, F. E., Physician and Surgeon, Elm. 
Huey & Philp, Stoves and Tinware, Elm. 
Jameson, W. W., Saloon, Main. 

Jefferies & Terry, General Merchandise, cor. Jefferson and Commerce. 
Johnson & Mcllhenny, Prop. Crutchfield House, Main and Houston. 
Jones, S. S. & Co., Groceries and Provisions. See card by Index. 
Jones, W. A. & Co., Stoves and Tinware, Main. See card by Index. 
Jones, William, Postmaster, Houston. 
Jordon, T. C. «Sc Co., Bankers, cor. Commerce and Market. 
Kahn tS^ May, Confectionery, Main. 



91 



[r©©Bl©v©* llti! 



IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 

Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Trunks, 

126, 128 and 130 Strand, 
GALVESTON, - - - TEXAS. 



Brinkerhoff & Smith, 

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 

AND 

General Heal Ihtate Agents. 
CLINTON, ... MO. 



dents. 



Taxes paid for non-resi- 



T. HEYCK. 



F. HELFERICH. 



ma & H[[F[Ricn 



(Late of Lavaca,) 

General Commission Merchants, 

IMPORTERS OF COFFEE. 

216 Strand, GALVESTON. 



CALVERT HOUSE, 



THOMAS MARTIN, Propr. 
CAIiVERT, TEXAS. 



located. 



■This house is centrally 



WEISS & HEISE. 



Bakers and Confectioners, 

No. II CONGRESS STREET, 

HOUSTON, - - TEXAS. 

Adolph Klein, 

Dealer in 

Fancf and Staple ^ Goods, 

CROCKERY, 

Glassware, Garden Seeds, etc. 

4 CONGRESS STREET, 

HOUSTON, - - TEXAS. 



PETER FLffiCK, 

BANKER, 
11 Cong-ress Street- 

HOUSTON, TEXAS. 

Dealer in Exchange, Currency, 
Gold, Silver, and 

Uncurrent Money. 

Collections made at all conve- 
nient points. 



92 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Israelsky, A., General Merchandise, Jefferson. 

Keller & PhareS, Dentists, Main. See card by Index. 

Lamb & Drew, Groceries and Produce, Elm. 

Lane, Miss Lizzie, Proprietoress Elm Street House, Elm. 

Lange, H , Jewelry, Main. 

Leachman, J. S., Gen. Agent Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Elm. 

Littlefield, G. M. & Co., Household Furnishing Goods. 

Lively & Robberson, Livery Stable, Elm. 

Loeb, S. & Co., Dry Goods and Clothing, Main. 

Luitjens, E. & Co., Shoemakers, Commerce. 

McCabe & Curraier, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Main. See 

card by Index. 
McConner, J. C, Hardware, Cutlery, etc., Elm. 
McDowell & Co., Wholesale Grocers and Commission House, Main. 
Marcus, B B., Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Main. 
Meloy & Beverly, Photographers, Elm. 
Middleton Bros., Tombstones, Monuments, etc., Elm. 
Miers & Allen, Wines and Liquors, Commerce. 
Oram, J. M., Watches and Jewelry, Main. 
Orr, A. M., Livery Stable, cor. Commerce and Market. 
Oorrick, W. K., Saloon, Jefferson. 
Patterson & Thomas, General Merchandise, Houston. 
Pierce & Lyle, Books and Stationery, Main. 
Prather & Murphy, General Merchandise, Houston. 
Randall, W. G. & Bro. , Dry Goods and Notions, Elm. 
Rodgers, R. H., Manufacturer of Buggies, etc.. Main. 
Rodgers, W. A., Hardware, Cutlery, etc.. Elm. 
Ryan, J. H., Billiard Saloon, cor. Jefferson and Adams. 
Sale, H. T., Attorney-at-law, Commerce. 
Sanger Bros., Dry Goods and Clothing, Elm. 
Sayre, T. A. & Co., Druggists, Houston. 
Schmidt, U.S., Groceries and Produce, Main. 
Schneider & Davis. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Elm. 
Scripture & Poristall, Prop's Dallas Hotel, cor. Commerce 

and Jefferson. See card by Index. 
Seegart & Holliday, Dentists, Commerce. See card by Index. 
Selig, S. & Co., Dry Goods and Clothing, Main. 
Simon, G., & Co., Groceries and Produce. 
Speigel, G. C, Tobacconist, Jefferson. 
Steagall & Co., Books and Stationery, Elm. 
Stephenson, C. B., Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Commerce. 
Stone & Frankel, Groceries and Provisions, Elm. 
Tenison, W. H., Manufacturers of Saddles, etc., Commerce. 
Tuntz, Jacob, Merchant Tailor, Commerce. 
Tolly, H., Agent Singer Sewing Machines, Main. 
Tompkins & Littlefield, Commis'n and Forwarding Merchants, Elm. 
UUmann & Co., Wholesale Groceries and Liquors. 
Wadsworth, W. L. & Co., Hardware, etc.. Main. 
Webb, J. W., Jewelry, cor. Main and Houston. 



93 

WASHINGTON 

RESTAURANT ^ HOTEL, 

( ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, j 

BERNARD SBISA, Prop'r. 

MBALS AT AI^I^ HOURS. 

Newly Furnished Rooms, with or without Board. 

Nos. 163 and 165 Meclianic Street, 

GALVESTON, - - TEXAS. 

WALLIS, LANDES & CO., 

Wholesale Grocers, 

106, 108 «& 110 Strand, 
GALVESTON, ■ - TEXAS. 

COTTON FACTOR & COM MISSION MFRCIiiNT, 

O^^LVESTOTV, - - - - TEXAS. 



Liberal cash advances made on consignments in hand. 

Refers to Ball, Hutchings & Co., Bankers. 



94 Logan's Railway Directory 

William Bros., Groceries and Liquors, Elm. 

Williams & Crowdus, Druggists, cor. Main and Jefferson. 

Witwer, John S., General Agent for Studebaker Wagon, Elm. 

Wohl, M., Dry Goods and Notions, Elm. 

Wood & Fleming, Saloon, Jefferson, 

MILLEM, TEXAS, 

Is a railroad supply station for wood and water, and passing of 
trains, with a few inhabitants, with no particularly inviting outlook, 
and is only awaiting settlement. 

HUTCJBEIJVS, TEXAS, 

Has an inhabitance of about 150 souls, a few business houses, is not 
a year old, has a good surrounding country and bids fair to increase ; 
is 73 miles south of Sherman, 703 miles from St. Louis, and 305 miles 
from Galveston. See names below : 

Adams, J. L., Pysician and Surgeon. 

Bledsoe, M. O., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Davis, R. P., Physician and Surgeon. 

Grove, N. K., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Henry, Paul, Groceries and Produce. 

Lacy, P. P., Station Agent, Houston & Texas Central Railway. 

Rafferty & Co., General Dry Goods Store. 

Raulins, H. M., General Drug Store. 

Schorn & Bro., Bakery. 

Taylor, Lewis, Saloon. 

PALMER, TEXAS. 

A way station 85 miles south of Sherman, 715 miles from St. Louis, 
and 293 miles from Galveston, is well located — waiting inhabitants. 

ENNTS, TEXAS. 

A town of 250 inhabitants, not nine months old, is well located, far 
enough from any other town, is 96 miles from Sherman, 726 miles 
from St. Louis, 282 miles from Galveston. The following are those 
doing business now, among whom is none more enterprising than the 
hotel man : 

Aldridge, W. A., Restaurant, Main. 

Anderson, J. W., Saloon, Main. 

Beauchamp, Jerry D., Propr. Ennis Hotel, See card by Index. 

Blakey, Joseph & Co., Hardware and Groceries, Railroad. 

Check & Marshal, General Dry Goods, Railroad, 

*' Ennis Argus, ^^ J. C. Rushing, Proprietor. 



95 

N. H. RICKER. R, P. SARGENT. 

N. H. RICKEE & CO., 

FORWARDING AGENTS. 



All Freight consigned to us destined for ihe interior of Texas, forwarded 
via G., H. & H. R. R., free of all forwarding charges. 

Iron Safes and Heavy Machinery removed. 
HOISTING HORSES AND MULES always on hand and furnished at short notice. 

Captains of vessels will find it to their advantage to give us a call. 



P. O. Drawer 243. 

OEPICE, HEWTDIiEJY'S BUILDING-, 

224 East Strand, - - _ GALVESTON, TEXAS. 

M. SOULIGNY, Attorney at Law. A. MASSARD, Collector. 

SOVLIGNY & MASSARD, 

R[il[SmUilSURillC[&CO[L[CTIIii;AG[liTS, 

OFFICE, pilot's BUILDING, 

CONGRESS STREET, HOUSTON, TEXAS. 



REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS OF HOUSTON: 

B. A. Shepherd, President National Bank ; T. W. House, Banker ; 
Gray & Botts, Attorneys at Law ; Henderson & Cook, Attorneys at 
Law; E. Pillot, ex-President of B. B. Ship Channel Co. ; Benj. A. 
Botts, President City Bank ; W. R. Baker, ex-President of H. & T. C. 
R. W. Co. ; Geo. Goldthwaite, Attorney at Law; Col. J. B. Likens, 
Attorney at Law ; Henry Cline, Attorney at Law. 

A. AV. & E. P. CLEGG, 

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 

Heavy & Shelf Hardware, 

CUTLERY, &c., 

88 and 60 Strand, Galveston, Texas. 



AGENTS FOR 

THE CELEBRATED STUDEBAKER WAGONS. 



96 Logan's Railway Directory 

Gilpin, J. M., General Merchandise, Main. 

Glascock, B. F., Groceries and Confectionery, Railroad. 

Hurt, J. H., General Merchandise, Main. 

Jester, C. W., Harness and Saddles, Railroad. 

McKinney, J. C., General Dry Goods, Railroad. 

Murkey, J. F., General Druggist, Railroad. 

Pannill, C. & Co., Forwarding Commission Merchants, Main, 

Stallworth, N. C. & Co., Groceries and Provisions, Railroad. 

Terrell, P. T. & Co., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Templeton, J. D. & Co., Commission House, Railroad. 

Thorp, W. R. A., Manufacturer of Harness, Saddles, etc., Main. 

White, H. K., General Merchandise, Main. 

BICB, TEXAS. 

Has about 150 inhabitants. It is a new village, well located, await- 
ing settlement of the surrounding country. 

Burnett, F., Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

Bell, A., Groceries and Produce. 
Huynie & Ward. General Merchandise. 
Smith, George, Groceries and Produce. 

COBSICANA, TEXAS. 

This town of 1,500 inhabitants, 117 miles south of Sherman, 747 
miles from St. Louis, and 261 miles from Galveston, is well situated, 
and has a fair trade ; but its business men do not appreciate it, princi- 
pally because they are men of small means and little enterprise, who 
are in need of some live additions to their number. See names below. 

Aldrich & Allyn, Groceries and Produce. 

Arto House, A. E. Quinn, Proprietor, near Depot. 

Baker, I. W. & Co., General Druggists. 

BeallBros., Druggists. 

Becker, Mrs. B., Restaurant. 

Black, J. E., Livery Stable. 

Block Bros. & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Blum, Charles, Saloon. 

Braswell, S. N., General Merchandise. 

Broadway, Photographer. 

Burck, George & Co., Books and Stationery. 
Burns, D., Groceries and Produce. 
Campbell, J. G., Druggist. 
Caplen & Bro., Dry Goods and Notions. 
Carruthers, F. W., Lumber Merchant. 
Carter, T. N. & Co., General Druggists. 
Cerf, L, Groceries and Produce, S. S. Square. 
Cheek, H., Physician and Surgeon. 
City Hotel, J. H. Neims, Proprietor. 



McCOMBS, KELLER & BYRNES, ^'^ 



lap ®il#ii & 



100 & 102 North Main Street, 

(Corner Chestnut and Main,) 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 

CHARLES H. BUCK. WILKY S. WRIGHT. 



BUCK <&, WRIGHT, 

Manufacturers of Buck's Patent Improved 

Peerless & Brilliant Cooking Stoves, 

Decidedly the best stove yet invented. Office & Salesroom 720 k 111 N. Main st.. 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 

All enterprisiiig Stove Dealers are asked to request Catalogues. 

Manufacturers, Importers and Jobbers of 

Bags, Bagging and Burlap Cloth, 

^ & 10 ]Voi-th ]\Xaiii Stveet, 

ST. LOVIS, MO. 



Bags and Sacks printed to order. 



GROVER & BAKER 

Sewing Machine Company, 

307 North Fifth Street, 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 



98 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Commercial Restaurant, J. P. Lasserre, Proprietor. 

Cooper & Fletcher, Saloon. 

Damon & Bro., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Denman, F. G., Crockery, Queensware, etc. 

Deutschner & Cohen, General Dry Goods. 

Edwards ^: Kerr, Druggists. 

Eika, Charles, Saloon. 

Eliot, J. M.. Land Agent. 

Fewell, C. S., Tinsmith. 

Forche, A., Saloon. 

Fox. A. &: Bro., Dry Goods, Notions, etc. 

Froman. R. D., Physician. 

Fryan, J. T., Billiard Saloon. 

Furche, August, Saloon. 

Garitty, Huey & Co., Bankers and Brokers. 

Goodman, R. P. & Bro., Groceries and Produce. 

Gowan & Robinson, Dentists. 

Gulick, J. W., Physician. 

Hamm, F. H., Merchant Tailor. 

Hutchison, G. H., Agricultural Implements. 

Hord, W. S., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Hucherson, George, Livery Stable. 

Huey, J., Stoves and Tinware. 

J 'ster, C. W., Harness-maker. 

Jones, Jno. B. & Co., Commission Merchants and Bankers. 

Kerr, C. P., Commission Merchant. 

Kerr & Hayes, General Merchandise. 

Kerr &: Roberts, General Merchandise. 

Kerr, W. J. W., Physician. 

Kindon & Adams, Bakery. 

Knoth, William, Barber. 

Knox, William, Agent Texas Express Company, at Depot. 

Krohn, E., Groceries and Produce. 

Kuska & Martens, Bakers. 

Learmouth, James, Wagon-maker. 

Lebermann, F. E. J., Wines and Liquors. 

Lee, U. M. & Co., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Ligon & Walkins, Carpenters. 

Lindly, J. M., Groceries and Produce. 

Littlefield, G. M., Furniture. 

Littlefield, J. H. & Co., Commission Merchants. 

Love, W. J., Physician. 

McAfee, D. M., Groceries and Produce. 

MacCulloch, Route Agent Texas Express Company. 

McElwee, W. H., General Merchandise. 

Mann, J. M., Agent Weed Sewing Machines. 

Martin & Son, Shoemakers. 

Mills, R. Q., Attorney-at-law. 

MoUoy House, H. S. Molloy, Prop., N. E. cor. Square. 



99 

BEMIS, BROWX & CO., 



MANUFACTURERS OF 



BAGS, 

And Ag'ts Home Cotton Mills, 

Kos. 104 and 106, North Main Street, 
ST. T.OXJIS, ----- MilSSOXJR^I- 

LIBERTY HOTEL. 

HENRY KURY, Prop'r. EMIL MUENCH, Clerk. 



No. 508 South Seventh Street, 

Near Pacific Railroad Depot. STi LOUIS9 MOa 

Boarders & Travelers will find a first class Accommodation. 

F. J. FINIGAN, 

GENERAL DEALER IN 

FRUIT & PRODUCE, 

AND 

COMMISSION MBRGHANT^ 

Orders and consignments solicited and promptly attended to. 

No. 806 Broadway, ST. LOXJIS, ]VIO. 

General Agent 

OHIO Rie &ND W[ST VIRGINIIl SALT CO'S., 

No. 122 Olive Street, 
ST. LOUIS, - - - IWCISSOXJIW. 



100 Logan's Railway Directorit. 

Morrison, M. M., Insurance Agent. 

Norris, J. C, Blacksmith. 

Padgitt, Jesse, Harness- maker. 

Perry, J. M., Photographer. 

Pigg, Bros. Groceries and Produce. 

Prentice, G. D., Gunsmith 

Presley, W. M.. Confectioneries. 

Pundt, P., Groceries and Produce. 

Raphael, E., Groceries and Produce. * 

Read, N. C, Attorney- at-law. 

Redding, R., Confectionery. 

Remonte, J., Merchant Tailor. 

Rous, Condon & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Schrimpf, A. N., Furniture, Chairs, etc. 

Shwarts, Abe , General Merchandise. 

Simpkins, E. J., Attorney-at-law and Land Agent. 

Smith, Stephen, Saloon. 

Solomon, T. D., Groceries and Produce. 

Steagall, & Co., Books and Stationery. 

Tatum, L. S., Tinsmith. 

The Corsicatia Observer, R. A. Van Horn Proprietor. 

The Navarro Banner, E. J. Simpkins, Proprietor. 

Vogel, P., Shoemaker. 

Walden, Mrs. R. P., Milliner and Dress-maker. 

Watkins, B., Hides, Pelts and Wool. 

Wilson, A. M., General Merchandise. 

Zadek, A., Sr., Groceries and Produce. 

mCHLAJS^J), TEXAS. 

A switch station, 12 miles south of Corsicana. Surrounding land 
is well named, and only wants cultivation to produce the proof of its 
richness; it is 138 miles from Sherman; 769 miles from St. Louis, 
and 249 miles from Galveston. 

TEHVACANA STATION, TEXAS. 

A small station of about 100 inhabitants. It is the railroad station 
for Tehuacana Hills, from which it derives its name. This place is 
situated some six miles from the road and is chiefly noted for its water, 
and for a Presbyterian school there of some size. 

The station is 189 miles from Houston, 239 miles from Galveston, 
and 152 miles from Red River City. 

Bradley, W. N., General Merchandise. 

Carroll, J. D., Agent Texas Express Co. 

Dunnica, R. F., Telegraph Operator cS: Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

Nessbaum, & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Rowland, J. R., General Merchandise. 

Northam, S. R., General Merchandise. 



JOSEPH HAUER, 

GENERAL 

COMMISSION m nmn m[|)ciiiint, 

No. 713 North Third Street, 
ST. LOUIS, MO. 

A full line of consignments solicited, to which prompt attention will 
be given, and prompt and accurate returns made. 

MULDOOn & SHARP^ 

PORK PACKERS, 

GENERAL DEALERS IN 

No. 904 BROADWAY, 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 

Orders solicited, promptly attended to and filled. 

C. HORSHMAN, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

And Dealer in all kinds of 

PRODUCE AND FRUIT, 
811 Broadway, - - - - * - - ST. LOUIS, MO. 

(Between Morgan street and Franklin avenue.) 
a®" Orders filled and Consignments solicited, ""^i. 

R. E. COLMANN, 

Builders' and General Hardware. 

♦ The best and largest assortment of 

COOPERS, CARPENTERS & MILLWRIGHT TOOLS. 

Warranted and sold at Factory prices. Orders received by mail will 
receive immediate attention and be promptly filled. 

No. 908 Broadway, (Opposite Foundry,) SAINT LOUIS, MO- 



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Logan's Uailway Directory . 



31BXIA, TEXAS, 

Is situated in Limestone county, and for its age is one o f the most 
promising towns in Texas. Not yet a year old, it has a population of 
nearly 400, and is doing a good business, as is evinced by the amount 
of cotton shipped this year, 8,000 bales, besides hides and wool._ Land 
is worth from $10 to $25 per acre for improved, and ^5 to $10 for 
unimproved. Distance from Houston, 181 miles; Galveston, 231 
miles; and Red River City, 160 miles. 

Archer & Burrows, Furniture. 

Atkinson, James, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Bates & Bro., Saddlery and Harness. 

Beckham & Carruthers, Lumber Yard. 

Beckham, J. J., Groceries and Produce. 

Beeson, D. W. & Bro., Groceries and Produce. 

Bonner Bros., Commission Merchants. 

Burnett, B. L., Jeweler. 

Durham, L. C, Saloon. 

Egan, Miss Flora A., Oper. and Agent Western Union Telegraph Co. 

Eisenberg, Adolph, Groceries and Produce. 

Foster, S. J. & Co., Genpral Merchandise. 

Furche, A., Saloon. 

Gatlin House, Mrs. E. Gatlin, Proprietor. 

Gibson, T. J., Attorney at Law. 

Hausen Bros., Bakery. 

Hickman, J. P. «& Co., Groceries and Produce. 
Hodges, E. S., Saddles aud Harness. 
Jackson, B. W., General Merchandise. 
Kemp, M. W,, Druggist and Physician. 
Kerley, J. J., General Merchandise. 
Kamsler & Bro., General Merchandise. 
King, M. A., Groceries and Produce. 
Kohn, Adolph, General Merchandise. 
Lewis, J. P. & Co., General Merchandise. 
Love, J. P., Livery Stable. 
Mexia Hotel, L. W. Traweeck, Proprietor. 

Mexia Ledger, Fishman, Proprietor. 

Mindak & Green, General Merchandise. 

Miller & Adams, Hardware and Stoves. 

Mitchell, J., General Merchandise. 

Mosely, S. P., Confectionery. 

Munger, H. M., Lumber and Timber Yard. 

Neal, E. R., Express Agent and Station Agent H. & Texas C. R. R. 

Oliver & Griggs, Bankers and Brokers. 

Reisman, J., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Richardson, W. H., General Merchandise. 

Robertson, T. H., General Merchandise. 



103 

WM. SCHOTTEN & CO., 

MANUFAi 'irKKKS OF 

FRENCH AND DRY MUSTARD, 

Ground Spices and Coffee, 

Imperial, Worcestershire k Pepper Sauce, Walnut k Tomato Catsup. 

Proprietors of 
ST. LOUIS S]RICE MILLS- 

Oflace— Cor. Third and Cedar Streets, St. Louis, Mo. 

Commission Merchants, 

AND 

GENERAL GROCERS, 
942 Broadway, ST. LOUIS, MO. 



Particular attention and superior advantages offered to consignments of 
Butter, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, etc., from the country. 

SARPY BERTHOLD. CURTIS M. JENNINGS. 

BERTHOLD & JENNINGS, 

(Successors to Jos. Bogy & Co.,) 

LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS 

No. 18 S. Main St., St. Louis, Mo. (Exchange Building.) 



4@" Special attention paid to Walnut Lumber. °^a 
UIVIOIV STOVE E]\II>OIMU]Vt 



FRESDBRIGK BOLTJS, 

WHOLESALE AND > ^___^1^^^^V RETAIL DEALER IN 

Stoves & ^jM Tinware, 

No. 1310 Broadivay, St. Louis, Mo. 



104 Logan's Railway Directory 

Scott & Fowler, General Merchandise. 

Scott & Williams, Groceries and Produce- 

Simons, J. B., Postmaster and News Dealer. 

Smith, J. L. & L. P., General Merchandise. 

Smith, Robert, Restaurant and Saloon. 

Starley, W. H., Physician. 

Stern, P., Shoemaker. 

Traweeck, L. W., Livery Stable. 

Wolverton, V., Saddles and Harness. 

Yarbro, J. C, General Merchandise and Commission. 

GROESBBBCK, 

This town, like others on this road, has lost the greater portion of its 
population by the T. C. being extended, yet those who have remained 
here are of the right stripe — energetic and pushing — and are deter- 
mined to make the town a place of some importance. Nature is with 
them in their endeavor, for the place possesses many good points, hav- 
ing a pleasant situation with an excellent country around that is fast 
filling up. The soil is excellent, and land can be bought for from gio 
to g2o for improved, and from ^5 to $\o for unimproved. 

In addition to good soil and natural advantages offered to settlers, 
Groesbeeck presents some others, among which may be mentioned the 
Texas Central Institute, 9 miles from the town. This institution is 
a school for both sexes, and is said to be one of the best in Texas. 

Cotton, wool and hides comprise the bulk of the shipments. 

It is 170 miles from Houston, 220 miles from Galveston, and 171 
miles from Red River C\\.y. 
Anglin, J. C, Livery Stable. 
Bennett, T. & Co., Groceries. 
Camp, A. G., Physician. 
Clark & Key, Saloon. 

Davis, J. T. & W. B., Gen. Merch. and Commission. See card. 
Farrow, G. W., Postmaster and Wagon-maker. 
Foshall, Fred., Bakery. 

Hart, J. C, Telegraph Operator and Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 
Jayne, A. A., Land Agent and Surveyor. 
Jaynes, Mrs. Juliet, Boarding House. 
Klockenbrink, George, Groceries. 

Lewis & Rowland, General Merchandise and Commission. 
Parker, P. , Propr. Parker House. 
Robinson & Andrews, General Merchandise. 
Stork, E. B., Saloon. 

Texas Express Company, F. C. Yarbro, Agent. 
Watts, G. A., Attorney'-at-law. 
Welch & Davis, Druggists. 
Welch, J. C. Physician. 
Yarbro & Jackson, General Merchandise. 



105 

J. C. LANGDEAN. ESTABLiaHBD 1862. ^^ HENRY F. REED. 

LAXGDEAN & REED, 

Gen'l Commission Merchants 

FOR THE SALE OK 

TOBACCO, HIDES, HAY, GRAIN, FRUIT. 

All kinds of produce consignments solicited. 

TOSy T3\^<y^ilwsLy , - - St. Loixiss, IVIo. 

A. HOLTHAUS^ 

Manufacturer of and Dealer in 
RIDING SADDLES, 

Bridles and Collars, Whips and Lashes, 

Summer and Winter Horse Clothing. 
LINEN SHEETS & FLY NETS, BRUSHES & COMBS. 
1429 Broadway, St. Lonis, Mo. 

SCOTCH COLLARS A SPECIALTY. ORDERS FROM HARNESS MAKERS AND DEALERS SOLICITED. 

[established 1849.] 

or . ens 1 v». 
File Manufacturep, and Dealer in Hardware, 

No. 141 9 Broadway, bet., Bates and Cass Ave., 
ST. LOXJIS, - - - IVtISSOXJIM. 

Old Files recut equal to new. Grindstones of all descriptions con- 
stantly on hand. 

311 and 313 LOCUST STREET, 

ST. LOUIS, - I\i:iSSOUR-I. 




ENGRAVED WALNUT, VELVET INLAID, ]p l^ 4 1|f| 11 (^ 
CARVED WALNUT, OVAL AND RUSTTIC IT ills' .i^ 111 iEl ®( 



Mats, Passepartouts, Photographs and Chromos. The trade supplied at 

lowest jobbing rates. Send for circular for above goods. 

Also, for our new maps. 



106 Logan's Railivay Directory . 

THOBNTOy, TEXAS. 

A new station yet to be populated ; is 167 miles south of Sherman, 
161 miles from Houston, and 69S miles from St. Louis. 

KOSSE, TEXAS. 

This place contains about 200 inhabitants and is doing but little 
business. When it was the terminus it was a thriving place, now its 
glory has faded. Cattle constitute the bulk of the shipments from 
here. 

Distance from Houston, 155 miles ; Red River City, 186 miles. 

Durham, B., Saloon. 

Helm, , Saddles and Harness. 

Jackson, M. L., Groceries and Hardware. i 

Jones, S. M., Saloon. 

Lewis & Conoly, Groceries and Commission. 

McDaniel, William, Tel. Ope'r and Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

McKissack & Turner, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Markham & Hammond, Groceries and Produce. 

Markham, N., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Mosley & Williams, Groceries and Provisions. 

Outizs, B, F., Druggist and Physician. 

Richardson, Sam. & Co., Groceries and Provisions. 

Robison House, R. C. Robison Proprietor. 

St. John & Son, Groceries and Produce. 

Smith, Mrs. , General Merchandise. 

Stedman & Co., Dry Goods and Notions. 
Taylor, E. T., Druggist and Physician. 
Texas Ex. Company, B. F. Outizs, Agent. 

Walton, , Hardware and Tools. 

Williams, M., Dry Goods and Notions. 

BBEMOWn, TEXAS, 

An important station and town ; contains a large and rapidly accu- 
mulative business, done by thoroughly enterprising men ; very much in 
advance of most towns in this region ; has a population of 1,500 ; is 
186 miles from Sherman and 142 miles from Houston, and is the junc- 
tion of the branch railroad to Waco. 

Adone &. Lobit, Groceries, Provisions, etc.. Main st. 
Barclay & Schuster, Hardware, Stoves, etc.. Main st. 
Bates & Bro., Manufacturers of Saddlery and Harness, Main st. 
Borglund, John, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, Main st. 
Brizzolari, Davis, Restaurant, Main St. See card by Index. 
Brown & Bowers, General Druggists, Main st. 
Cook J. A., Saloon, Main st. See card by Index. 



107 



Missouri Furniture Factory. 

JOS. PETERS, Proprietor. 

FACTORY: 

No. 2010 NORTH FIFTEENTH STREET, 

WAREROOMS: 

No. 411 MORGAN STREET, 

ST. LOUIS, 31 0, 



Being a practical manufacturer of long experience, and having 
ample facilities, I am able to offer inducements to the trade of Western 
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas, in my line, for both plain and 
fine goods, and equal to the best, and at prices as low as the lowest 
responsible houses, and therefore solicit purchases in person or by mail. 

SATISFACTION GUABANTEED, 

P. Dixon GORDBLL^ 

G[N[Rlll PRODUCf COMMISSION MfRCHiKT, 

AND 

MERCHANDISE BROKER, 
502 North Second Street, ST, ZOUIS, MO. 



References. — Crow, McCreery & Co., Claflin, Allen & Co., Dodd, 
Brown & Co., Appleton, Noyes & Co., Clerks' Savings Bank. 

I solicit the shipment of Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Game, Bacon, Lard, 
Tallow, Peltries, Hides, Feathers, Potatoes, Onions, Dried and Green 
Fruits, Seeds, Wool, Broom Corn, Hay, Grain, and every thing else 
produced iir the country ; all of which I will sell at highest cash 
prices — making quick returns and prompt remittances — and will fill 
all cash orders for everything to be found in our market. 

P. DIXON CORDELL. 



108 Logan's Railway Directory 

Endel, J. & Co., Groceries and Produce, Main st. 

Evans, G. H., Station Agent H. & T. C. Railway. 

Fisher, C. H., & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries, Main. 

Gibbs, C. H., Barber, Main. 

Gulley, J. H, General Merchandise, Main. 

Harper, T. P., Proprietor Mississippi House, Main. 

Harvey, R. B.. & Co., Com. Merchants and Gen'l Groceries, Main. 

HiggS, A., Proprietor Higgs House, opposite Depot. See card in 

full by Index. 
Jackson, G. W. & Bro., Butchers, Main. 
Joiner, J. M. & Co., General Druggists, Main. 
Levine, A. J., Druggists, Notions, etc.. Main. 
Levi & Rosedall, General Dry Goods, Main. 
Levy, Isaac, Groceries and Provisions, Main. 
Lyon & Roby, Butchers, Main. 

Mauer, Miss Mary, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Main. 
Moorehead, S. V., Postmaster, Main. 
Poole, A. E & Co., General Druggists, Main. 
Rumple, W. A., Proprietor Bremond House, Main. See card by 

Index. 
Sampson, Mrs., S. C, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Main. 
Schiller, John, Confectionery, Main. 
Smith, H. J., Patent Medicines, Main. 
White, J. H., Groceries and Produce, Main. 
Whitemore, J. E., & Co., Saloon, Main. 
Williams, J. S. & Co., General Dry Goods, Main. 
Willis, F. & Co., Groceries and Commission Merchants, Main. 

HAMMOND, TEXAS. 

A station 6 miles from Bremond and eight miles from Calvert, a 
watering and wood station; is in the woods; soil rather thin, but 
good sub-soil of red clay, similar to that on Red River. 

CALVERT, TEXAS, 

Calvert is the present seat of government for Robertson county. It 
has a population of about 2000, and does good business in cotton, 
hides, and plantation supplies. The country surrounding it is well 
settled up with prosperous planters. Soil is good. There has not 
been very much immigration to this county. Indications of coal have 
been discovered on the Brazos river, three to five miles from the 
town, and tvvo companies have been formed, of men in Galveston 
and New Orleans, who have every expectation of success, as the sur- 
face coal when set on fire burned very readily. Below will be found 
the names of her business men, which see : 



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TRAOC MARK 



HAV^E NO EQUAL FOR 

SIMPLICITY, QUIETNESS, AND EASE OF MOVEMENT. 
Self-Setting Needle, Perfect Shuttle, Unvarying Tension, 

And all the latest improvements and attachments. Agents wanted, 
to whom we offer special inducements ; send for circulars and terms. 

VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 

210 North Sixth Street, St. Louis, Mo. 

RABOTXZAU & CO., 




714 NORTH FIFTH STREET, 



ST. LOUIS, MO. 



Dealers in all kinds of Druggists' Goods, all rare and new articles 
kept in stock. 

Correspondence solicited from parties who cannot get what they 
want in their local Drug Store. 

ANY ARTICLE PERTAINING TO THE DRUG TRADE 

Forwarded by Express or Mail. 



110 Logan's Railway Directory, 



Abraham, I., Groceries and Produce, Main. 

Adone «& Lobite, Bankers and Brokers. 

Aycock & Hamman, Attorneys-at-law. 

Ball, J. M. & Bros., General Merchandise. 

Basel, John, Gunsmith. 

Bedach, J., General Merchandise, Main. 

Bisse, P., Soda Water Manufacturer. 

Block, Eugene, Hardware, Cutlery, etc. 

Bond, M, M., Operator Western Union Telegraph Co. 

Boxley, C. M., Groceries and Produce. 

Boyd, J. B., Attorney-at-law. 

Burch, George, Stationery, Books, etc. 

Cain, W. H., Dentist. 

Calvert House, Thomas Martin, Prop. See card by Index. 

Caradine & Shotwell, Photographers. 

Casimer, P., Druggist and Apothecary. 

Carter, Champ, Jr., Attorney-at-law. 

Collet, M., General Merchandise. 

Coleman, W. L., Physician. 

Cooke & Teagarden, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Conn, T. E., Attorney-at-law. 

Cunitez, Emil, Shoemaker. 

Davis, L. T., Livery Stable. 

Day & Burt, Stoves and Hardware. 

DeGrota, Carl, Mineralogist. 

Dirr, George, Baker. 

Drennan & Randolph, General Merchandise. 

Fiele, W. B., Physician. 

Francis & Purdom, General Land Agents. 

Ghent, H. C. & Co., General Merchandise. 

Gilson, W. C. & Co., General Druggists, Main. 

Glass & Parish, General Merchandise. 

Grills, Samuel, Restaurant. 

Haldeman, H., Livery Stable and Wagon Yard. 

Haynes House, Mrs. E. Haynes, Proprietress. See card by Index 

Holland & Harrill, Groceries and Produce. 

Holland, J. A., Attorney-at-law. 

Hopkins, E. L., Harness and Saddle-maker. 

Howard, W. C, & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Ihringer, A., Blacksmith. 

Johnson, H. P., Carpenter and Builder. 

Jones, D. C, Physician. 

Kaiser, L., Shoemaker. 

Keiffer, Edward, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Kemp, W., Justice of the Peace. 

Knoblach, Charles, Saloon. 

Kupsa, J., Shoemaker. 

Lafferty, J. P., Lumber Yard. 



Ill 



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OF SAINT LOUIS, MO., 

N. E. CORNER FIFTH AND MORGAN STREETS. 



Interest allowed on time deposits. Butchers' and Drovers' accounts 
solicited. Collections made on all accessible points. Gold, Silver 
and Exchange bought and sold. 

B. M. CHAMBERS. Prest., P. S. LANGTON, Cashier, 

CON. MAGUIRE, Vice-Prest. 

DONNELL, TILDEN & CO.. 

IMPORTERS, 

And Dealers in 

DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, FANCY GOODS, ETC., 
Nos. 608 & 610 North Second Street, 
(First House above St. Louis Bridge.) ST. LOUIS, MO. 

MACDONALD & CO., 

IMPORTERS AND JODBERS OF 

MBEg, LINEN, DAMASKS, EMBROIDERIES, 

HANDKERCHIEFS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS, 
202 North Fifth St., St. Louis, Mo., 

22 West Nile St., Glasgow, Scotland' 



OWENS, LANE & DYER 



f 



Manu/aeturers of 



PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES, 

CmCUZAR SAW MILLS, 

Dealers in Wood and Iron Working Machinery, Belting, Mill Gearing, 
Water Wheels, etc. 

No. 717 North Second Street, Saint Louis, Missouri. 



112 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Lahue, S., Lumber Yard. 

Lazard, C. & Co., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Lepka, Charles, Merchant Tailor. 

Luinner, F., Merchant Tailor. 

Littlefield & Co., Commission Merchants. 

Love, A. P., Livery Stable. 

McCarthy, Agent Texas Express Co. 

McDaniel, C. A., Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

McLendon, J. S. & Co., Bankers and Brokers & General Merchants. 

McNutt, G. W., Attorney-at law. 

Maddox & Burt, Commission Merchants. 

Meneilley, C. H., Blacksmith. 

Montgomery, J. S., Furniture, Chairs, etc. 

Morel, H. A., Groceries and Produce. 

Morris, H., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Moss, G. T., Saloon. 

Myers, J. D., Saloon. 

Nussbaum, L, General Merchandise. 

Orr, John & Co., Groceries and Produce. 

Orviss, D. A., General Merchandise. 

Pierce, E. W., Groceries and Produce. 

Prendergast, Collard &l Field, Attorneys-at-law. 

Preston, L. K., Groceries and Produce. 

Pruss, John, General Merchandise. 

Read, A. C, Billiard Saloon. 

Rector, L. L., Attorney-at law. 

Redding & Lumpkin, Harness makers. 

Regensburger, H., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Rowell, R. P. & Bro., Groceries and Produce. 

Sanger Bros., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Schmeidler L, U. S. Commissioner. 

Smith, Baker & Co., General Merchandise. 

Stanger, James, Painter. 

Strieker, W., Bakery and Confectionery. 

Sutherland »Sz: George, Carpenters and Builders. 

Tait, G. S., Jeweler and Watchmaker. 

Terrell, J. P., Dry Goods and Notions. 

Terrell, T. P., Postmaster. 

The Central Texan, R. H. Purdom, Propr. 

Thomas & Garrett, Druggists and Apothecaries. 

Tomlinson, L. D., Confectionery. 

Voile, J. F. & Bro., Stoves and Tinware. 

Wallace, Mrs. C. A., Millinery and Fancy Goods: 

Wicke, H. & L., Wagon-makers. 

Wicks, James, Groceries and Produce. 

Williams, D. M., Jeweler. 

Wyatt, M. B., Saloon. 



113 



No. 1005 BROADWAY, 
ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI. 



W. C. HALL, Proprietor. 



FAEE HSDUCED TO $1.50 PEE MY AND $5 TO $7 PER WEEK. 



Being somewhat centrally located, this house is convenient to both 
river and railroads as well as to business. 

ligrweri^ aid itoidl Irtsi Oiltiii« 

Seal Presses, Legal, \.C^^s^^^;j-;^^q Ribbon Stamps and 

Lodge, Corporation, ^S^^O^^m^. * r , ■ t. -i u 

o ■ J 1. 1 '^^S^MPWVBts^ Inking Ribbons, 

Society and all other ^■S[T|T3 19^^31 14 Ini^ 

Seals. Baggage ^^tJISIiWRiii^^ 



•TXOUIS. '^ if. SECOND ^ MISSOURL 

Stencil Tools and all Materials at New York Prices. 



The Mitchell Furniture Company, 

Manufacturers of all kiiuls of 

^ lOT m uri 1"-^ i3r m E ,, 

Irrporters and Dcaieis in 

Carpetings, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtains, Etc., 

Manufacturers of 

BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY, 

Nos. 609, 611 & 613 NORTH FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS. 



11^ Logan's Railway Directory . 

HBARNE, TEXAS. 

This is a town of some age and importance as an inland town, but 
it was not until accommodated by railroad transportation that it 
gained any considerable commercial prominence ; and the Houston & 
Texas Central has done more for this town than any other enterprise, 
although the International Railroad now building from northeast to 
southwest through it, will eventually do quite as much for the town, 
as it will open up a vast country heretofore completely isolated from 
commercial intercourse, a section of country only partly inhabited. 
These facilities, with the natural advantages of Hearne, will in time 
make it the fourth city in the "Lone Star" State, as it deserves to be. 
Below is to be seen the name and business of her active citizens. It 
has a population of 1,500, is 221 miles from Red River, 839 miles 
from St. Louis, and 120 miles from Houston : 

Adam & Bro., Dry Goods and Groceries, Fourth. 

Bailey, J. O. & Co., Genernl Merchandise, Fourth. 

Bell, James, Station Agent H. & T. C. R. R. 

Bibes, John M., Barber, Fourth. 

Bismarck, J. S., Saloon. 

Brandice & Co., Drugs and Medicines. 

Brown, G., Billiard Saloon, Fourth. 

Clifford, C. H. , Post-master, Thiri. 

Damico, S., Restaurant, corner Third and Natchez. 

Dowling, Pat., Billiard Saloon. 

Drew & Holt, Dry Goods and Groceries, Third. 

Franklin, J., General Merchandise, Fourth. 

Freeman, J. H. & Co., Proprietors Junction House. 

Getty, J. R., Telegraph Operator. 

Hall & Co., General Merchandise, Third. 

Hearne, S. W., Dry Goods and Groceries Fourth. 

Hedgecoe, D., Groceries and Saloon. 

Henderson, J. W., Operator Western Union Telegraph Company. 

Wyatt, B. & Son, General Railroad Store. 

Lewis, Dorsey & Co., Bankers, Fourth. 

Martin, James, Proprietor Martin House, Third. 

Morrison, J. M., Physician and Surgeon. 

Neaie, W. T., Druggist, Third. 

Pearson, Mrs. J. T., Manager Exchange Hotel. 

Porter, S. D., Furniture and Chairs, Fourth. 

Powell, T. A., General Merchandise, Fourth. 

Ring, J. F., Barber and Confectioner. 

Roten, H. M., Groceries and Produce, Third. 

Schafer, J. P., Stoves and Tinware, Third. 

Shilling, Lewis, Barber, Fourth. 

Stewart, J. C, Druggist. 



115 



J.R.2(F.PARS0K, 



SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF 



\ STYLES 






ON 



It 




v 



: 7 ^ 

J PREMIUM \ ttA*Si,Ai / 

SHIRTS. UB^M. LSHIRTS< 



^ I PREMIUM 



AND 



AT 



NEW YORK PRICES. 



SEND FOR INSTRUCTIONS FOR SELF lASUREMENT. 



421 N. Fifth street, St. Louis. 



i run lINf or GrNTS rURNISHING GOODS. 



116 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Stitt, J. W., Ice Dealer. 

Terrell, T. P., Saloon and Confectionery. 

Van Vorst, H., Boot and Shoe maker. 

Watt, W. T., manufacturer of Saddles and Harness, Third. 

Webb, R. F., Proprietor Southern Hotel. See card by Index. 

Wentz, W, S., Saloon and Dealer in Liquors. 

Wilkeison, J. G., General Merchandise, Fourth, 

SUTTON, TEXAS, 

A passing station for outgoing and incoming trains to and from 
Hearne ; is well located, and surrounded by a good agricultural 
and stock country. It is 227 miles south of Red river, 114 miles from 
Houston, and 845 miles from St. Louis. 

BJENCHLBY, TEXAS, 

A station in every respect similar to the last, and only waiting more 
inhabitants, which time will bring about. It is 7 miles from Sutton, 
13 miles from Hearne, and 157 miles from Galveston. 

BUT AN, TEXAS, 

Although a town of some age, until within the last year had obtained 
but ortlinary commercial renown, but now holds a population of 
2,500 or more. It is 252 miles from Red river, and 99 miles from 
Houston. Below will be seen the namc-s of the present business men : 

.\lleneur, W. A., Upholstering and Furniture. 

Anderson & Ford, General Insurance Agents, Main. 

Beek, C. B. & Co., Groceries and Liquors, Main. 

Bonneville, M. & Co., Groceries and Liquors, Main. 

Bowman, W. H., Livery and Stable, Main. 

Boyle, J. W., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Boyett & Hardy, Billiard Saloon, Main. 

Brantley, R. A- , Candy Manufacturer. See card by Index. 

Bunger, W. G. dt Co., Commission Merchants, Main. 

Burt, J. T., Hardware, Main. 

Clarke, Frank, Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Clower, D. W., Watchmaker and Optician, Main. See card by Index. 

Corrovon, A., Jewelry, Main. 

Dansby & Co., Merchants, Main. 

Deckman, A. M., Groceries and Provisions, Main. 

Defranchis, P., Bakery, Main. 

Dutton & Co., Auction House, Main. 

Durand, J. B., Barber Shop. 

Eichenbaum, H., Groceries and Produce, Main. 

Envin, Hearne, Billiard Saloon, Main. 

Fajan, F., Groceries and Produce, Main. 



117 

D. A. TOWNE, Pres't. WM. ALEXANDER, Sec'v. W. J. SCORE, Treus. 



.^^l.#f #11 i^^ 




MANUFACTURERS OF 

MENS' SHOES AND GAITERS 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

No. 303 CHRISTY AVENUE, cor. Broadway, 
ST. LOUIS,1 glVIO- 



This Company being principally superior practical mechanics, of 

long experience, ample means, and active industry, are able 

and willing to give first-class retail dealers in the city 

and country, superior inducements to buy direct 

of them a class of goods not excelled in 

the merit and cost, for the proof of 

which, all such dealers are 

asked to call and 

EXAMINE STOCK AND PRICES, 

OR 

SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 



118 Logan's Railway Directory, 

Ford iSz: Co., General Merchandisej Main. 

Ford, Spencer, Banking and Exchange, Main. 

Fowlkes, J. S. & Co., Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Main, 

Graves, S. J., Harness and Saddles, Main. 

Goodwin & Smith, Attornejs-at law. 

Horatzky, Louis, Dry Goods and Notions, Main. 

Horner, J. G., Druggist & Apothecary, & Ag't Texas Ex. Co., Main. 

Howell & Wallace, Druggists and Apothecaries. 

Howell, J. W., Drugs and Medicines, Main. 

Hunter, J. W. & Co., Dry Goods and Notions, Main. 

Hutchins, W. H., Books and Stationery, Main. 

Kimbrough, Geo. G., Att jnw y-at-iaw. 

Littlefield, E., Furniture, Cliairs, etc.. Main. 

McClelland & Mcintosh, Dry Goods and Groceries, Main. 

McKee & Glower, Watches, Clocks, etc., Main. 

Moore & Wilson, Bankers and Exchange Dealers. 

Montgomery, J. S. & Son, Furniture, Chairs, etc., Main. 

Muto, Joseph, Groceries and Produce, Main. 

Musstache, Frank, Shoemaker, Main. 

Parker & Flippen, Merchants, Main. 

Paris, Julius, Dry Goods and Notions, Main. 

Robinson, J. M., General Merchandise, Main. 

Sanger Bros., General Merchandise, Main. 

Shaul, Sarah A., Proprietor Prima Vista Hotel, E. R. R. See 

card by Index. 
Thomap, H. M., Druggist, Main. 
Ward 6l Co., General Merchandise. 
Waldrop, W. V., Boots and Shoes, Main. 
Webb & Burk, Drugs and Stationery, Main. 
Wilson, A. H., IM. D., Druggist, Main. 
Wilson, N. R., General Merchandise, Main. 
Woolf, J., Dry Goods and Notions, Main. 

WELLBORN, TEXAS. 

A station, similar to others, with good water, soil, some timber, and 
few inhabitants; is 240 miles from Sherman, 872 miles from St. Louis, 
and SS miles from Houston. 

MILLICAN, TEXAS. 

A town of 500 inhabitants, of some age, well surrounded by prairie 
and thiiber, and well watered , is 880 miles from St. Louis, and 80 
miles from Houston. Has some enterprising citizens, among whom 
are the following business men : 
Gooding, T. R., General Merchandise. 
Lambdin, W., General Merchandise. 
McMichael, W. A., General Merchandise. 
Morgar & Price, General Merchandise. 
Pearson, Mrs.. J, T., Manager Exchange Hotel. See card by Index. 



T. AV. HOUSE, 

BANKER AND OOMMIgglON MER6HANT, 

COTTON AND WOOL FACTOR, 

AND 

Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, 

39 & 41 MAIN STREET, 

Houston, Texas. 

W. M. CHRISTIAN & CO., 

COTXOIV FAOTOTIS, 

WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMiSSION MERCHANTS, 



Consignments ot Cotton and Wool solicited. Liberal cash advances 
on all Produce consigned to us. 

Nos. 26, 28 30 Main Street, and No. 12 Commerce, 

HOUSTON, TEXAS. 
BAYOU CITY IROM IWORKS. 

A. MeGOV\^EN, . 

Manufacturer of 

Steam Engines, Gin Gearing, 

Bolivar Saiv Mills, and all kinds of Castings. 
^^. IVJcGrOAven's JPatent Ootton I^ress, 

Each one is tested, and guaranteed not to break. 
Near Central Railway Depot, HOUSTON, TEXAS. 

E^ ^aT. t ^VT T^ e I^ , 

115 Canal st., New Orleans. Branch, 
C. W, PESCAY & CO., 80 Main street, HOUSTON, TEXAS. 

DEx\LERS in Fine Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Sil- 
ver and Plated Ware, Bronzes and F incy Goods, Spectacles and 
Eye Glasses. Agents for the celebra'< d 

Whiting Manuf g. Co. Sterling Silver Ware, 

Who have taken first preminms at all Louisiana and Texas State Fairs. Watches 
and Jewelry manufactured and repaired. Diamonds reset. 



1^0 Logan's Railway Directory 

JVAVASOTA, TBXAS, 

Is a town of 2,200 inhabitants; is well located and surrounded, 70 
miles from Houston, 120 miles from Galveston, and 889 miles from 
St. Louis. It has several good wholesale merchants, two hotels, 
churches, schools, etc., and is the shipping point for a large number 
of smaller towns surrounding. Below will be found the names of her 
business and professional citizens : 

Arnold & Bridges, General Merchandise. 

Bailey, T. B., Photographer. 

Bamett, J. P., Drugs and Medicines. 

Baylor, J. N., Physician. 

Bonner, W. B., Attomey-at-law and Notary Public. 

Boulware, W. P. & Co., Props. Simmon's American Hepathic 

Bitters. See card by Indtx. 

Bridges, Dry Goods and Notions. 

Campbell, J. A. & Co., General Commission Merchants. See 

card by Index. 
Citizens' Bank, B. A. Strange, Cashier. See card by Index. 
Cohen & Wilson, General Dry Goods. 
Colber, G., Groceries and Produce. 
Coldwell, C., Attorney-at-law. 
Crenshaw, Mrs. A., Millinery Goods. 
Ellerson & Co., General Dry Goods. 
Goodman & Bosk, General Merchandise. 
Gozee, L. J., Dentist. 
Greenwood, F. B., Attorney-at-law. 
Hagerman, J., Confectioner. 
Jeter & Montgomery, Drugs and Medicines. 
Joreph J., Groceries and Produce. 
Kennard & Jeter, Attorneys at-law. 
Kilpatrick, A. R., Physician. 
Lennard, J. C, Attorney-at-law. 
Levey, H. & S., General Dry Goods. 
McHenry & Co., General Merchandise. 
McNair, & Co., General Shipping and Commission Merchants. 

See card by Index. 
Mendette, A., Groceries and Produce. 
Miller, E. A. & Co., Groceries and Provisions. 
Peterson & Firher, Saloon. 
Preston & Smith, Lawyers and Land Agents. 
Pye, E. A., Physician. 
Pye, R. v., Attorney-at-law. 
Rainbow, A., Blacksmith and Plow-maker. 
Roe, William C, General Merchandise. 
Rucker, B. H., Drugs and Medicines. 
Samuel, G. G., Dentist. 
Schafer, J. P., Hardware and House Furnishing Goods. 



121 



GALVESTON IRON WORKS. 



CLOSE BROS., 



Props. 



Corner Eighteenth Street and Avenue L, 

Gralveston, Texas. 

Manufacturers of 

Steam XSngines <£ SoilerSjp 

Saw Mills, Iron and Brass Castings, Shafting 
and Pulleys, Mill Gearing, Horse Powers, etc. Price Lists furnished on application. 



T. E. THOMPSON, 

DEALER IN 

g|:»»$«|f StI gist ItWtlff* 

Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. Agent for the 

Celebrated Klgin ^A/'atehes. 

Everything sold guaranteed as represented. 
Corner Tremont and Market Streets, GALVESTON, TEXAS. 

V&^ I^ocli F'ire-I'i'oof" TV^arelionse. "^©a 



McIVrAIR & CO., 

Receiving, Fofwafding, and General Commission li/lercliants, 

Opposite the Railroad Depot, 

ivAV.A.soT^9 tex:a.s. 

Cash Advances made on consignments for sale or shipment. 

J. M. CAMPBELL & CO., 

Gen'l Commission Merchants, 

1A¥M©1A* I'll. 



Liberal cash advances made on consignments for sale or shipment. 



Smith & Dawson, Pr.tprietors " Ta^/ef," Weekly Newspaper. 

Smith, P. A., Prniinetor Smiths' Hotel, Railroad. See card by Index. 

Smith, Robert, Proprietor Rialto Billiard Saloon and Restaurant, and 

Saloon at Z^Iexia. See cards by Index. 
Story, A. D., Dry Goods and Groceries. 
Vaughn, C. V., Wholesale Liquor Dealer. 
White, H. K., Dry Goods and Groceries. 
Wilson, J. H., Dry Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods. 

COURTNEY, TEXAS, 

Is a way station 8 miles south of Navasota, and 62 miles north of 
Houston. It is well located, and may in time acquire more import- 
ance. It has a population of 200. 

Rowe & Williams, General Merchandise. 

HOWTHE, TEXAS, 

A way station 7 miles from the last town, and 5 miles north of 
Hempstead, from which last place it is supplied. It is surrounded by 
good country. 

MEMPSTEAD, TEXAS, 

Is situated 50 miles north of Houston, at the junction of the 
Austin Branch, surrounded by a productive country. It has 1,100 
inhabitants, among whom are some enterprising men, whose names 
and nature of business can be seen below : 

Andrews, W. T., Groceries and Produce, W. S. Square. 

Allen, N. N., Physician. 

Alsbury, E. P., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Amsler, C. C., Lumber Yard. 

Ashel, Mrs. B., General Merchandise, N, S. Square. 

Asher, Paul, General Merchandise, N. W. corner Square. 

Bedell, W. H. & Bros., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Boxley &. Cole, Bankers and Exchange Dealers, W. S. Square. See 

card by Index. 
Buchmann, Jacob, Bakery, S. S. Square. 
Callahan Oil Works, Ahrenbeck Bros., Proprietors. 
Chenet, F., Groceries and Produce, N. E. corner Square. 
City Hotel, Blan & Sloan, Proprietors. 
Cohen, Joseph, General Merchandise, N. S. Square. 
Cohen, M. & Co., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 
Cunningham, J. L. , Physician, W. S. Square. 
Eaton &. Hull, Saloon, Little Church Around the Corner. 
Ephriam, J , General Merchandise, N. S. Square. 
Felker, James A., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 
Frankenstein, M., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 
Freed, A., Agt., Millinery and Fancy Goods, E. S. Square. 



IBS 



j A Popular Medical Work on 

I MANHOOD ! ^eo pases, 

WOEVIANHOOD! 

PINE PLATES MAURI AGE! 

Illustrated with chaste engravings; explaining who maj marry, who not, why. 
The Impediments to Marriage, their nature, cause and cure. Late physiologi- 
cal discoveries in the interesting science of Reproduction, etc. Excessive Sex- 
ual ExciTE.MENT, its hurtful effects, with needful advice. Sexual Exhaustion, 
in middle or old age, from whatever cause, and what can be done in such cases. 
About pimples on the face. Why our people are prematurely infirm. AH that 
the doubtful or inquisitive wish to know. This work contains information that 
the MARRIED, or those contemplating marriage should be acquainted with, 
a true Marriage Guide and Private Counselor. Sent to any address, se- 
curely sealed, post-paid for 50 cents by 

DR. WHITTIER, 

617 St- Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo. 

Dr. Whittier believes that when our people shall be better acquainted with 
their own physical bodies and observe proper hygenic rules, they will live 
longer, suffer less pain, and pa}' less for doctor's bills; as a guide to health, his 
book is worth twenty times its cost. 

Everybody knows we are improving the breeds of horses, cattle, sheep, &c. ; 
also, in horticulture, great advances are made in bettering the qualities of fruit. 
Is it not time that something was done, or thought about at any rate, for the 
improvement of the human species. 

In Doctor Whittier's book, one article devoted to that subject, which can be 
read in an hour or two, is worth ten times the price of the book in every family 
in the land. 

Purity of blood and perfect manhood, the lustrous eye, the genial counten- 
ance, elasticity of step and gentlemanly bearing is a passport into society. Read 
the work of Doctor Whittier and pass it round, it is a popular work on subjects 
of paramount importance, and should be read by all. 

(Sine beutfd)c SluSgabc, cnt^altenb bic I^auptjddjli^ften 2lrtilcl bc§ obtgen 
2Bcrfc§, i[t erfdjienen unb roirb gegen Gmptiing f on 25 (Eent^ oerjanbt. 



PRE^S lilOTICES. 

[From the Missouri Republican.'] 
If experience, perin;inency of location, or facilities for curing disease are matters of importance, 
invalids should consult Dr. Whittier, 6i7 St. Charles Street, wftose practice is confined to special 
diseases. The Doctor has seen the city aouble four times, and his practice twenty times, in the last 
twenty years. 

(2IuS bet „2Bcf«ictifn $ofl".) 
gin Hrjt, beffen ®c|4i(IIi(5tcit juoetlairtfl ift, ift cin @cgen fiir baS ^ubllfum. ©on Dr. SID^ittlct, 
617 ©t. Sharks ®tt., fann man ba« mit 9hd)f bcbauptcn. ©cine ^rayiS I?at Jcit jrtanjig Qatjren in 
glei^em SIHQage mit bcr SScoblfctung bcS iPJiJi'iffippi J^alcS jugeiu nuncn. 

[Frottt the St. Louis Evening Dispatch.] 
The pioneer of Western poecialist . Dr. Whittier. 617 t^t. Charles Street, whose practice has 
grown up with the citv, .in ' w'. se [luhl, itious ar • an :i'.)le ex,'onent of all matters connected with 
liis specialties, shouKl be . : th hands o. ill. 

Vi.',om thr .J.'. Louis Evcni,:/:^ '' urnal.] 
Permanently JEstabli»hed.—T>T. Whittier has spent the best of his younger and later years 
among us. No word of ours is needed in his recommendation— his patients are to be found in every 
State. We consider it creditable to this center of business that one of our citizens should draw 
revenue Irom all parts of the country. He purcljase 1 Iiis present business establishment in i860. 



12^ Logan's Railway Directory. 

Goldsmith, A. M., Livery Stable. 

Goodman, Mrs. C, General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Gresham, B. A., Physician. 

Hammond, Z. H., General Merchandise, M. S. Square. 

Hauser, Jacob, Wagon-maker, W. S. Square. 

Haveman & Co., Groceries and Produce, S. VV. cor. Square. 

Hieronymus, E., Insurance Agent. 

Hooper «& Cole, General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Hooper & Hopkins. Siddlerv and Harnes';. 

Jalonick, Joseph, Merchant Tailor, E. S. Square. 

Kaempfer, J., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Keuneke, W.^ Merchant Tailor, E. S. Square. 

Krumnev, H., Shoemaker, E. S. Square. 

McDade &. Tolbert, Saloon, E. S. Square. See card by Index. 

Manning, W. G., Groceries and Produce, W. S. Square. 

Milsaps, E., Tinner and Pressed-ware, N. S. Square. 

NuLsop, John, Groceries and Provisions, E. S. Square. 

Newman, S., General Merchandise, N. W. cor. Square. 

Newman, W., General Merchandise, W. S. Square. 

Nooner, J. W., Saloon, N. E. cor. Square. 

O'Kelly, T, M., Bakery and Confectionery. 

Perryf, J. J., Physician, W. S. Square. 

Planter's Exchange, A. B. Coggoshall, Propr. M. Square. 

Railey, L. C, Saloon, E. S. Square. 

Rankin, W. L, Notary Public. 

Ridell, C. L., Insurance Agent 

Schwartz, I., General Merclmndise, W. S. Square. 

Shindler, B., Gin House and Planing Mill. 

Schwartz, B., General Merchandise, E. S. Square. 

Sch vartz, Samuel, General Merchandise, N. S. Square. 

Stephenson, J, W., Attorney-at-law, W. S. Square. 

Stone, W. T. & Co., Druggists and Apothecaries, W. S. Square. 

Strickland, J. M., Watchmaker. 

Texas Express Company, Henry L. Rankin, Agent, E. S. Square. 

The Hempstead Messeno;er, Nevvnam & Farr, Props., E. S. Square. 

Thornton, R. W., Dentist, W. S. Square. 

Tuffley, Tell, Bakery, E. S. Square. 

Urban, W. W., Druggist and Pli)sician. 

Watson, R. C, Physician, W. S. Square. 

Weinyss, John, Blacksmith. 

Young & Kemper, Druggists, W. S. Square. 

Zadow, F. W., Shoemaker. 

WALLER, TEXAS. 

Is ten miles south of Hempstead, and 40 miles north of Houston, 
surrounded by the same country as the last town ; has a good outlook 
for the future and will increase with time. 



125 



C^* No. 115 PINE STREET, CQ 



Manufacture and Furnish 



Printing Presses, 

Plain and Ornamental Type, 
Machine and Hand Printing Presses, 

Paper and Card Cutters, 

News and Book Papers, 

(All Sizes.) 

Note, Letter, Cap, Flat Cap, Commercial, Packet, 
and Folio Post Papers. 

CARDS AND CARD BOARDS, 

(Every Variety.) 

Printing Inks, 

All qualities News, Book, Black and Colored ; Lithographic Inks, etc. 

electrotyping 

Executed to order at short notice. 

Hand Stamps, Seals and Seal Presses. 



126 Logan's Railway Directory. 

HOCKLEY, TEXAS. 

A way station similar to the last named, with very few inhabitants 
immediately at the station, but in a well settled country, is 35 miles 
from Houston, and 924 miles from St. Louis. 

CYPRESS, TEXAS. 

A station similar to the last, with not quite as good country aroun 
it ; is 25 miles from each Hempstead south and Houston north, witli 
few houses, and perhaps 100 people. 

THOMPSONS STATIOX, TEXAS. 

A way station for supplying trains with fuel and water, with a few 
enterprising inhabitants; surrounded by fair country. 

GUM ISLAND, TEXAS, 

Is true to its name; is 12 miles north of Houston, with some good 
timber and a few inhabitants ; draws it supplies from Houston. 

EUREKA, TEXAS. 

A passing station, 5 miles from Houston, with good country around 
it, but has not as yet gained as much popularity for railroad accidents 
as "Eureka," in Missouri. 

HOUSTON, TEXAS. 

Houston, the second city in the State in population and trade, 
ranks as first in manufactures, in public buildings, in enterprise and in 
wealth. Situated upon Buffalo Bayou, at the head of navigation, 
and centrally to the whole State, she always enjoyed a large trade and 
a large influence with the interior. Before the era of railroads, when 
the interior commerce was carried on by ox-wagons, this was the 
grand centre to which it all tended. From 1837 t° ^^57 the streets 
of Houston were always, during the busy season, thronged by these 
"prairie schooners," and out of this trade many fortunes were built. 

In 1857 the railroads built the previous year began to change this 
feature. At the beginning of that year, there were twenty-five miles 
of the Central road completed and seven of the Houston Tap, con- 
necting with the Harrisburg and Richmond road, then only completed 
to the Brazos timber. Still, short as were these roads, they extended 
over the worst part of the much dreaded Houston prairie, and enabled 
the wagoners to save a long and boggy pull to market. From that 



BEARD & BRO., 



127 



MANUPACTIKERS OF THE 

e:xc£:i.sior fire 

AND 




BANK VAULTS, 
BANK LOCKS, 

AND 

VAXJI^T DOORS, 

918 and 920 Worth Second Street' 
IRON COTTON TIES. ST. LOUIS. 



PROPRIETOR OF 

St. £iiOuis G-Iass ^STorhs, 

Nos. 2301 TO 23IJ BROADWAy, COR. MONROE ST 

T:^^^^^' - - - ^i««ouR,. 

Ihese are old established works, manafred wifh .r,- .r 

GEO. PARTRIDGE « CO., 

MANUPACTUKHRS Of AND DKALEKS IN 

LABO, NEATSFOOT, LUBeiCATING ANO BURNING OILS, 

AXLE OREASE, Etc. 

Agents for 

Averill Chemical Paint Company, 

712 N. MAIN STEEBT, ST. LOUIS, MO. 



SEWING MACHINE 

T/ie Simplest and 

The Best for Family Use. 

General Western OfficeTsSS Wabash Ave 
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 



128 Logan's Railway Directory 

time to this the railroads have yearly grown, until now there is con- 
nected with Houston the following miles of railroad, viz : 

Houston and Texas Central, (main line), 341 miles. 

" " " " (Western branch) 165 " 

(Waco branch) 45 " 

Galveston, Houston and Henderson 50 '' 

Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio .. 84 " 

Houston and Great Northern, (main line) 115 *' 

•' " " " (Columbia Division) 50 '• 

Inter-National via Hearne, (not operated) 146 " 

Houston and New Orleans ,, no " 

Total 1106 miles. 

Each season adds a new tier of counties that are becoming tributary 
to the Texas coast. And it is the universal experience of mer- 
chants, that no trade is so satisfactory as that thus turned from other 
markets, none so easy to please with terms, prices, etc. The fact 
speaks volumes. 

The manufacturers of Houston are as yet comparatively in their 
infancy. Leading among them are the Houston City Mills and Eureka 
Mills. The money invested in them amounts to over $300,000. 
They give employment to a large number of operatives, and support 
directly and indirectly over a thousand people. They thus illustrate 
the advantage of manufactures over trade as the basis of a thriving 
population. When to these we add the thousands upon thousands 
dependent upon the foundries, the machine shops, and other great 
industries for their support, we shall find that four-fifths of the popula- 
tion of Houston belong to this department of manufactures. Great 
as these are, there is abundant room for more, and almost every week 
finds new enterprises of this kind inaugurated. 

But trade, for some time subsequent to the war overdone, and con- 
sequently languishing, has of late experienced a remarkable revival, 
and to-day there is no city in the South whose streets show more 
animation, whose counting houses more business satisfaction, than this. 
Her merchants command a correspondence almost co-extensive with 
the State. From the western counties of DeWitt, Gonzales, Refugio 
to the Northern counties of Grayson Collin, Denton, and Lamar, 
there is not a town or a cross road that has not some business at this 
centre. As the railroads from month to month open up new distances, 
this trade is bound to spread until it reaches every section of this vast 
commonwealth. 



129 

H. iT. IKEullan «£ Co., 

Wholesale Dealers in 

mw m m HiRDW&Rf ind cutl[ry, 

NAILS, CASTINGS, IRON, PLOWS, ROPE, STEEL, ETC., 
69 and 71 Common and 52 Canal St. 

Sole Agents for Howe's Standard Scales. 

NEV/ ORLEANS, LA. 



54 Caral Street, Directly Opp^si^e CiiSicra Houae, New Orleans, La., 

Wholesale Dealer in 

HATS AI«D CAPS, 

Tr^aveling and Packing Tintnhs, Valises and Ba^s, Fancy 
Bashets, India Rubber and Oil Clotliing. 
4®^ The attention of Merchants and others, throughout the inte- 
rior, is invited to an examination of my stock, when visiting the city. 
Orders for anything in my line will have my promptest and most 
careful attention. 

iktaibXiAcz: & co., 

Wholesale Importers and Dealers in 

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 

Corner of Common and Magazine Streets, 

NEW ORLEANS. 

(SUCCESSORS TO S. E. MOORE & CO.,) 

Wholesale Importers and Dealers in 

Crockery, China, Glass & Tinware, 

HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, 

Tatle Cutlery, Britannia Ware, Castors, Lamps, 

TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, 

TVo. S9 Camp, and 11C5 Ooiximon Streets, 
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. 



130 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Houston has of late years shown great enterprise and good taste in 
her public buildings She has the finest educational edifice, the 
largest and finest hotel, the best courthouse, and her Masonic Temple, 
is the finest building of any kind in Texas. 

In the matter of enterprise and public spirit, Houston may safely 
challenge the State for an equal, or the whole country for a superior. 
Her very foundations were laid in enterprise that disdained all natural 
advantages, and delighted in bend ing nature to its will. By all the rules of 
experience, Houston should have been laid out where Harrisburg now 
stands. But the projectors of the city could more easily make naviga- 
tion and build railroads than they could persuade the owners of land, 
by "nature designed for a city," to yield to their enterprise, and 
Houston, as Dr. Moore well said in 1837, was located " at the very crown 
of the head of navigation," and to this day it would be difficult for a 
good sized skiff to go a thousand yards above the turning point for the 
largest steamboats. She has not only made the narrow and tortuous 
bayou navigable, but, following the projects of the far-seeing men who 
founded the city, she has built railroads, till now their great iron arms 
bid fair in a year or two more to embrace the whole State in their 
grasp. It is a curious fact, that when the city of Houston was laid 
out in 1837, one of the streets was named Railroad street, the very 
street on which, near 20 years after, the first rails were laid, and on 
which the great Central still enters the city. 

But enterprise such as this grows with what it feeds upon, and each 
new achievement but opens a field and creates an ambition, not to say 
a necessity, for still greater. The whole State now offers to pour its 
commerce into her lap, and the question is, what is to be done with 
it ? A railroad and a bayou, with a fleet of steamers and barges now 
counted by the score, prove inadequate to the growing commerce, and 
a ship channel to the Gulf has become a necessity. The work is 
already under way, and with such success, so far, as to give early 
promise of great relief. Not only has the undertaking been proved 
feasible, but its advantages are already felt in the trade, and ere long 
they will have sea-going vessels loading and discharging in the very 
heart of the city. Nor will this enterprise stop here, but another rail- 
road to the Island is to be an early necessity, and will not only cer- 
tainly be built, but it will be built by Houston enterprise and Houston 
capital. 

Houston is' growing in population. In 1850, the census showed 
2,390. In i860, the population had grown to nearly 5,000; and in 
1870, the enumeration showed between 9,000 and 10,000. To-day 



131 




Importer and Dealer in 

Guns, Pistols and Rifles, 

ALL SIZES OF CARTRIDGES, 

FISHING TACKLE!^ ETC. 

No. 53 STATE STREET, 

(Formerly 101 Lake Street,) 

CHICAGO^ . . - - ILLS. 

C. C. WIGGIN. D. C. SMITH. B. C. SIMPSON. 



KNGINKKRS, 




MACHINISTS. 

Preston Street, near Long Bridffe, Houston, Texas, 

«S- All kinds of Job Work done at the lowest rates. 

IT HAS COME, PREPARE IN TIME. 



The constant rains of spring and succeeding burning sun are pro- 
ducing their legitimate fruits in the demoralization of the liver, blood 
and bowels, and superinducing a train of diseases that, if not at once 
controlled and dissipated, will tend to the production of a greatly 
increased mortuary report, and unnecessary addition to the popula- 
tion of our cemeteries. You can bs cured of all affections of the 
liver, jaundice, dyspepsia, constipation, depression of spirits, effects 
of alcoholic stimulants upon the liver and kidneys, dropsy, chills and 
fever, — in fact, perfect health is insured, if Maguire's Condurango 
Liver and Blood Bitters is used. No alcohol, no piles. — St. Louis Globe. 



Log art's Railway Directory. 



there are fully 20,000 within her limits, and the annual increase is 
very nearly equal to the entire population of 1850. This growth is 
caused, not only by the ordinary business growth and ordinary 
increase of population, but by the extreme healthfulness of the 
climate. With this large population, the average mortuary list for the 
years 1870 and 1879 ^^.s less than four per week the year round, or 
one in 55 annually of the average population. The United States may 
safely be challenged to produce a parallel. This good health is the 
characteristic of this climate, to which the only exception is the yellow 
fever. The cholera has never prevailed here, nor any other fatal 
epidemic but the fever. This has visited, in all, nine times, viz: 
in 1839, 1847, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1858, 1859, 1864 and 1867, the 
latter year proving by far the most fatal ever before known. During 
the decade from 1850 to i860 there were five epidemics. From i860 
to 1870 there were but two. It is to be hoped that the sanitary meas- 
ures now adopted — notably, the establishment of a rigid quarantine, 
and the construction of deep underground sewers — will remove 
largely the causes for the introduction and spread of this fever, and 
that there may be no more of it. It is the only drawback. 

Prosperous as are the cities of Galveston and Houston, however, 
enterprising as are their citizens, it is doubtful if their prospective 
greatness has yet dawned upon them. An empire is behind them to 
back them up, and a field for enterprise before them that broadens 
and widens in every aspect. They are both destined to become the 
abode of populations to be numbered by the hundreds of tliousands, 
and to sway influences that shall reach from the Lakes to the Rocky 
Mountains. 

This city should be the seat of government, in justice, for it will in 
a few years be second to none in the *' Lone Star State." See names 
of her enterprising business men below : 

Ackerman, P., Merchant Tailor, 92 Main. 

Adams, C. & Co., Saloon, Congress near Fannin. 

Albrecht & Co., Saloon, 11 Preston. 

Allen, W. H., Commissioner of Deeds, Congress cor. Fannin. [Travis. 

Alexander, W. P., Cotton, Hides & Wool, Commerce bet. Main and 

Allen, H. R., Agent Averill Chemical Paint, Commerce cor. Main. 

Alltmont, N., Dry Goods and Notions, 27 Travis. 

Arto, J. S., Restaurant, 70 Main. 

Baer, R. B., Gen'l Sup't. T. & N. O. R. R. Co. 48 Main. 

Bailey, J. &. F. H., Grocers and Provision Dealers, i Franklin. 

Bachstrum, A., Merchant Tailor, 105 Main. 

Baldwin & Co., Books and Stationery, 84 Main. 



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Bail waj. Business Direetorj, 

FROM 

Saint Louis to St. Paul. 

VIA 

ST. LOUIS, vm m m northern mm\ 

lOW^A CENTRAL RAILV/AY, 

Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 

Containing 

A complete Directory of the names, business and location of every 
person, firm or company doing business of any kind in all cities, 
towns, and stations on each of the above trunk lines of railroads in 
Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota, compiled from information obtained 
from a personal canvas of each. 

With 

A historical and descriptive sketch of each town, showing its peculiar 
location, advantages, and the extent of enterprise of the inhabitants. 

Also 

A new Post Office Directory of the Western States and Territories, 
corrected to date. 

Rates for Patronage. 

One Page Advertisement with Book $25.00. 

Half " " '' " 15.00. 

Fourth " " " " 10.00. 

Eighth " " " " 7.00. 

Name in large letters i.oo. 

Copy of Book with name and business 3-oo. 

A. L. LOGAN & CO., Publishers. 

Post Office Box 2781, ST. ZOUIS. 



ISJf. Logan's Railway Directory , 

Baldwin, D. J., Lawyer, Gray's Building. 

Barrett, R. H., Groceries and Produce, 138 Main. 

Barr & Wright, Photographers, 4 Congress and 82 Main. 

Bartels, Andrew, Saloon, 25 Commerce. 

Barton & Hyndman, Livery Stable, Texas ave. cor. Travis. 

Bearcus, C. C, Books and Stationery, 94 Main. 

Beaumont, Godfrey, Physician, 4 Congress. 

Benedict, N., Cigars and Tobacco, 68 Main. 

Belling, J., Jeweler, 109 Main. 

Bentley, A., Variety Store, 93 Main. 

Bering, A. & Bro., Lumber Yard, Prairie cor. Milam. 

Bering, C. H. & Co., Carpenters, Milam near Prairie. 

Bernard, C. F., Groceries and Produce, 29 Travis. 

Billiesan & Scott, Restaurant, 121 Main. 

Birsaniet, B., Gunsmith, 93 Main. 

Billich, Peter, Proprietor St. Charles Restaurant, Congress near Main. 

Blake, J. H. & E. H., Physicians, 51 Texas ave. 

Bleuner, H., Confectioner, Preston, West Houston. 

Block, H., Dry Goods and Clothing, 82 Main. 

Bollpass, Bros., Groceries and Bakery, 35 Preston. 

Bond, Tom, Saddlery and Harness, 50 Main. 

Bonn, F., Groceries and Produce, 21 Travis. 

Bosha, A., Grocer, Preston, between Travis and Milam. 

Brandon, E. W., Manager Western Narrow Gauge Railway. 

Brietling, F. A., Furniture, Chairs, etc., 29 Main. 

Brinsmade & Marston, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 52 Main. 

Bruner, A., Boot and Shoemaker, 123 Main. 

Brady, Wm., Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, over E. H. Cushings. 

Buffalo Bayou Ship Channel Co., Commerce cor. Main. 

Burke & Co., Cotton and Commission Merchants, 12 Franklin. 

Burke, Turner & Co., Wholesale Clothing, 12 and 14 Franklin. 

Burroughs, J. J., Oculist, 117 Main. 

Bute, James, Paints, Oils and Colors, 80 Main. 

Butt, F. N., Livery and Sale Stable, cor. Preston and Milam. 

Byrnes, T. E., Marble Yard, corner Franklin and Fannin. 

Cabien, J. C, Insurance Agent, 84 Main. 

Capitol Hotel, E. L. Bremond, Proprietor Main, cor. Texas. 

Carroll, N., Civil Engineer, cor. Fannin and Prairie. 

Castleton, J. L., Groceries and Produce, 126 Main. 

Christian, Williams & Co., Grocery and Com., 26, 28 and 30 Main. 

See card by Index. 
Church, Mrs. C. M., Millinery and Fancy Goods, 130 Main. 
City Bank of Houston, B. F. Weems, Cashier, Main, cor. Franklin. 
Clemen, P., Merchant Tailor, 106 Main. 

Cleveland, W. D., Wholesale Grocer and Cotton Factor, 37 Main. 
Cline & Bro., Wagon makers, Preston, near Louisiana ave. 
Cochran, Owen, Ins. Agt. & Cotton Broker, Main, cor. Commerce. 
Cohen, M., Merchant Tailor, 112 Main. 
Cohen, R., Dry Goods and Clothing, 30 Main. 



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H. C. Creveling, Pres. St Louis Transfer Co., St. Louis Mo.; R. P. Tansey, Supt. Chicago & 
St. Louis Transftr Co., St. Louis, Frank Borge, Supt. New Orlean> Transfer Co., New Orleans ; 
Parker & Tisdale, Springfield. Mo. ; L. G. Terry. Supt. Kansas Stage Co., Leavenworth, Kansas ; 
Frank Parmele & Co., Omnibus Line, Chicago 111. ; l^eoples' Omnibus & B. Co., Wabash Avenue 
Line, Chicago ; C. B. Heartt, Lumberman's Line, Chicago; A. & P Ragor, Canal Street Line 
Chicago ; T. W. Wadsworth, Supt. Madison Street Line, Chicago ; J. D. S. Harvey, Wilksbarre', 
Pa. ; J. B. Cook, Transfer Line, St. Paul Minn. ; Atchison Transfer Co , Atchison, Kan. ; Frank E. 
Short, Transfer Co., Kansas City ; Geo. W. Homan, Jr., Omaha Transfer Co., Omaha, Neb.; W. B. 
Hawkes, Omnibus Line, Columbus, < >. 

References to some of thos-< using my Cars in different parts of tie cou->tr). 

R. C. Shackelford, Pres. Bellefont;iinc R. R. Co., St. Louis ; John H. Maxon Pres. I mdell & 4th 
Street R. R. Co., St. Louk ; Yoder Brown, Pres. Union Line, St. Louis ; F.rastus ^Vells, Pres. 
Missouri R. R. Co., St. Louis; Geo. W. Case, Pres. Baden & St Louis R. R Co., St. Louis; Jas. 
F. Utz, Pres. Shreveport City R. R. Co., Shreveport, La. ; Hardin & Robinson, Selma, Ala. ; T. S. 
Davis, Pres. Men^phis Citv R. R. Co . Memphis, Tenn. : N. Holmes, Pres Kansas City R. R. Co., 
Kansas City, Mo.; P. D Rid.Miour, Pres. Lawrence City R. K, Co., Lawrence, Kan. ; L. C. Ells- 
worth, Pres. Denver City R R Co., Denver, Col. ; S. A. Bishop, Pres. San Jose & Santa Clara R. 
R. Co., San Jose, Cal. ; Peoria City R. R. Co., Peoria, 111 

>(I^This establisnment, by long eacperience, extensive facilities and careful attention, produces 
Elegance, Lightness and Strength, in the highest degree, adapted to all kinds of service. Its loca- 
tion in the the city of St. Louis affords the greatest facilities for shipment, both by rail and water. 

My prices are uniform to all. Orders by mail have equal advantxiges with those placed in person. 



136 Logan's Railway Directory 

Cohen, Sol., Clothing, io6 Main. 

Cohen, William, Merchant Tailor, 90 Main. 

Colenson, Lawrence S., Portrait Artist, Temple, Main, near Mason. 

Collins, John & Co., Groceries and Produce, Travis, cor. Preston. 

Colby & Clary, Dry Goods & Groceries, Preston, West Houston. 

Colman, Isaac, Groceries and Produce, Congress, cor. Travis. 

Colman, Lewis, Groceries and Produce, Congress, cor. Milam. 

Conklin, T. H., Insurance & Real Estate Agt., Van Alstyne Building. 

Conliff, J. C, Drugs and Medicines, Preston, near Main. 

Connell, A. & Co., Cigars and Liquors, 32 Main. 

Conrad, J. B., Upholsterer, Milam, bet. Franklin and Congress. 

Conradi, S., Jeweler and Watchmaker, 61 Main. See card by 

Index. 
Cook, Gustave, Attorneyat-law, 132 Main. 
Cooper, T. , Veterinary Surgeon, Preston, near Milam. 
Copping, T. J. & C. W., Saloon, 108 Main. 
Connell, A., Physician, Texas ave., near Fannin. 
Cotter, R. & Co., wholesale and Retail Druggists, 74 Main. 

See card by Index. 
Cowling, James, Physician, Prairie, between Main and Travis. 
Cramer, A., Dry Goods and Notions, 79 Main. 
Crank & Wilson, Attorneys-at-law, 84 Main. 
Crosly & Hill, Attorneys-at-law, 48 Main. 

Cushman, J. A. & Co., Hardware & Tinware, Commerce, near Main. 
Gushing, E. H., Books and Stationery, 5 and 7 Franklin. 
Danish, F. R., Notions, Travis, between Commerce and Franklin. 
Danielsen, G. H., Saloon, bet. Main and Congress. See card by 

Index. 
Danlovenish, G., Confectioner, 60 Main. 

Davis & Co., Carriage manfs., Fannin, bet. Commerce and Franklin. 
Davis, J. W., Harness-maker, Travis, bet. Franklin and Commerce. 
Duchaumes & Dunn, Stoves and Tinware, 49 Main. 
Desforges, L. & Co., Produce and Commission, 32 Travis. 
DeMirrimonde, N., Dry Goods & Groreries, Preston, West Houston. 
Dettmer, H. Tobacconist, 105}^ Main. 
DeWall, A., Painter, 112 Main. 
Dewey, L. F., Insurance Agent, 29 Preston. 
Direct Navigation Co., John Shearne, Concrete Building. See card 

by Index. 
Dirsen, Wm., Propr. Dirsen House, Preston, opp. Post Office. 
Dolan, N. P., Insurance Agent, cor. Main and Preston. 
Dooley, F. B., Cleaning and Scouring, 43 Main. 
Dumble, Geo., Hardware and Stoves, Congress, near Main. 
Duncan, John H., Attorney-at law, Prairie. 
Eagle Car Works, J. H., Peregory, Manager, West Houston. 
Eliot, W. H., Drugs and Medicines, 45 Main. See card in full by 

Index. 
Ellis, W. A. & Co., Hides, Pelts and Wool, near Bayou Bridge. 
Eleasser, J., Dry Goods and Clothing, 68 Main. 
Emmich, Z., Crockery and Glassware, 72 Main. 



137 

HOUSTOBSr 



lireot »^ g© 



FROM HOVSTOJSr, 

BY STEAM TO NEW YOEK AND NEW ORLEANS, 
BY SAIL TO NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, AND OTHER POINTS. 



Wharfage, Drayage and Commission Saved 

ON GOODS BY THIS LINE TO HOUSTON. 



All Produce consigned to this Company is insured at the 
Company's expense. 



kmm Ffee on Cotton and ottief Produce bf this Line 

TO GALVESTON. 



CONSIGN TO 



Houston Direct Navigation Co., 



ALL JUST CLAIMS FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE PROMPTLY PAID. 



JOHN SHEARN, President, Houston Texas. 



138 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Erichson, G., Gunsmith, Milam, near Congress. 

Erlenmeyer, E., Drugs and Medicines, 125 Main. 

Escella, N., Confectioner, 133 Main. 

Engelke, H., Painter's Supplies, 14 Congress. 

Ewing, A., Gents' Furnishing Goods, 43 Main. 

Fassbender, H., Saloon, 5 Congress. 

Fenwick, C. C, Painter, 132 Main. 

Fielding, E. L., Dentist, 117 Main. 

Fitzgerald, B. S., Principal Houston Academy. 

Floeck, Peter, Banker, 1 1 Congress. See card by Index. 

Floyd, Henry, Attorney-at-law, Fannin. 

Flynn, James, Saloon and Clothing, 27 Commerce. 

Foley, Francis, Saloon, Commerce, bet. Travis and Milam. 

Foster & Blessing, Real Estate Agents, 4 Congress. 

Fox, A. S., Dry Goods and Notions, 54 Main. 

Fox & Heitmann, Iron and Heavy Hardware, Main and Commerce. 

Fox, W., Dry Goods and Clothing, Preston, bet. Main and Travis. 

Freund, M. E., Livery Stable, Commerce, near Milam. 

Friedrich, C. A., Saloon, Milam, bet. Franklin and Congress. 

Froment & Schuster, Jewelers, 62 Main. 

Frunklin, T. R., Dry Goods, 73 Main. 

Frynet, D. D., Lawyer, Pilots' Building. 

Gallwey, A., Saloon, Travis, bet. Franklin and Congress. 

Garcia, Anto, Fruit Store, 70 Main. 

Gaus, Simon, Auction House, 48 Main. 

Gargon, Caspar, Shoemaker, Milam, corner Prairie. 

Garnett & Garnett, Lawyers, Van Alstyne's Building. 

Gaskill & Miller, Saloon, Preston, between Main and Travis. 

Gibbons, G. A., Meichant Tailor, 76 Main. 

Giericke, F., Boots and Shoes, 80 Main. 

Girard, Joseph, Grocer, Fannin, corner Prairie. 

Gilbert, Mrs. C. A., Fruit Store, Preston, bet. Main and Fannin. 

Glass, W. H. & Co., Plasterers, 127 Congress, 

Goldman, A., Soap manufacturer, Frostown. 

Gray, A. C. & Co., Job Printers, Travis, corner Congress. 

Gray & Botts, Attorneys-at-law, Gray's Building, 

Gregory, Geo. W. & Co., Saloon and Restaurant, 60 Main. 

Grosgean, C, Groceries and Liquors, cor. Traners and Congress. 

Grow, G. A., Pres. Houston & G. N. R. R., Main, cor. Franklin. 

Grunewald, Rengo, Musical Merchandise, Gray's Building. 

Hoag, E., Grocer, Railroad. 

Hodro, B., Physician, Capitol. 

Hail, W. F., Stoves and Tinware, i Preston. 

Hall, E,, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 62 Main. 

Holff, S., Clothing, corner Main and Preston. 

Harde, Louis, & Co., Groceries and Com. Merchants, 33 Main. 

Harrall, W. & Co., Wines and Liquors, 66 Main. 

Harris & Fox, General Merchandise. 

Hastings. F. J,, Agent Grover and Baker Sewing Machine, 98 Main. 



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AND 



TEXAS 

RAILWAY, 
NOW COMPLETED THOUGH 

Sooth-West Missouri, Souttiern Kansas, tlie Indian Nation 



Through Tickets for sale in all the principal offices throughout the 

United States, and in St. Louis, at 404 WALNUT STREET, 

(Southern Hotel Block), where Berths and Locations in 

Sleeping Cars can be obtained. 



THE ONLY ROUTE FROM 

It® t#rii t# l^XHi 

WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS IS . 

VIA SEDALIA. 



THOS. DORWIN, JAMES D. BROWIT, 

General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. General Ticket Agent, Sedalia, Mo 



1^0 Logan's Bail,way Directory. 

Hatfield, C. A., Proprietor Star Hotel, i8 Congress. 

Hartridge, H. E. & Co., General Merchandise, i6 Congress. 

Heidingsfelder, E., Dry Goods and Notions, 5 Preston. 

Heidingsfelder, L., Cigars and Tobacco, 114 Main. 

Henderson, J. A.. Candy Manufacturer, 16 Congress. 

Henderson, J. W., Attorney-at-law, 132 Main. 

Henkel, Henry, Merchant Tailor, 112 Main. 

Henning & Co., Groceries and Produce, 2 Grays Building. 

Herndon, J. H. & A. C, Real Estate Agents, Van Alstyne's Building. 

Herman, Jacob, Saloon, Congress and Travis. 

Henricks, Henry & Co., Groceries and Com., Main, cor. Commerce. 

Hesse, F., Organ Builder, Pilots' Building. 

Hill, J. M., Drugs and Medicines, 103 Main. 

Hirshberg & Bro., Dry Goods and Clothing, 119 Main. 

Hohenthal, S. L., Exchange and Collection Office, 46 Main. 

Hopkins, & Stevens, Saddles and Harness, Preston, near Main. 

House, H., Planing Mill, Travis, bet. Texas and Capitol. 

House, T. W., Cotton Factor and General Merchandise, 41 Main. 

See card by Index. 
Houston House, C. G. Guettler, Preston, cor. Louisiana ave. 
Houston Gas Light Co., F. F. White, Secretary, Travis, cor. Franklin. 
Houston In. Co., E. H. Gushing, Sec'y, Franklin, bet. Main & Travis. 
''Houston Telegraph," (daily) Wm. G. Webb, Proprietor ; F. Chew, 

Associate Editor, Main, cor. Commerce. 

Houston & Texas Central Railway Company, General 

Office, Franklin, bet. Main and Travis. See card by Index. 
Houston Weekly Chronicle, A. J. Hanson, Proprietor. 
Howard, B. T. , Cotton Factor, Main, near Franklin. 
Howard, W. H., Physician, at Conliff's Drug Store. 
Huebner, Adam, Groceries and Produce, 33 Travis. 
Hucker, James, Book and News Dealer, 42 Main. 
Hurd, Mason & Co., Wagon Manufacturers, Commerce, cor. Travis. 
Hutohins House, N. P. Turner, Prop., Franklin, bet. Main & Travis. 

See card by Index. 
Hutchison, 6. H., Groceries and Produce, Milam, near Texas. 
Hutchins, W. J., Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant, Franklin, 

between Main and Texas. 
International Houston & Great Northern Railroad, General offices, 

Franklin, corner Main. 
Jacobs and Gohlman, Dry Goods and Notions, 51 Main. 
Jacobs, J., Confectioner, 104 Main. 

Jiliz, F., Furniture, Chairs, etc., opposite Hutchins House. 
Johnson & Lemmon, Com. Mer. & Grain Dealers, Travis and Com. 
Johnson, J. B. & Co., Druggists, 96 Main. 
Johnson, J. L , Grocer, corner Milam and Preston. 
Jones, C. A., Lawyer, Congress, near Main. 
Jones, L. M., Fancy Goods, 92 Main. 
Kaffenberger, G. W., Groceries and Produce, Preston. 
Keller, T. A. Watchmaker, 60 Travis. 



lAl 



Houston & Texas 

CENTRAL RAILWAY. 

Southern Terminus, Houston. 

Northern Terminus, Red River City. 
Western Terminus, Austin. 

Northwestern Terminus, Waco. 

Connecting at Red River City with the 

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, 

VIA SEDALIA AND ST. LOUIS, 



OR WITH THE 



AlMlf I® & PAilf If BMll'OlP 

At Vinita, I. T. Gives via either of these Lines an 

ALL RAIL ROUTE 

To Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, 
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, and all prominent 
points North, East and West. 

Also via Galveston and New Orleans to all points North and East in 
the 



Through Tickets on sale at important stations to all noted points 
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the limits of the 
United States and Canada. 

Half rates are extended to Immigrants where they are provided 
with the proper certificates of Immigration. The 

Houstoii & Texas Central Railway 

traverses the best portion of the State of Texas, and offers the most 
agreeable route to all, whether Immigrants, Tourists or Speculators. 

Attached to all Night Passenger Trains. 

J. DURAND, J. WALDO, 

Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agt. 

:iIOX7STQ»r, TEZXAS. 



Ijf2 Logan's Railway Directory. 



Kidd, Geo. & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, 55 Main. 

Keller, T. & Co., Groceries and Produce, 31 and 33 Preston. 

Kennedy, John, Groceries and Produce, 36 Travis. 

Kiam, V., Saloon, 15 Preston. 

Klein, Adolph, Fancy Goods, 4 Congress. See card by Index. 

Koehler, C. J., Dry Goods and Notions, 12 Congress. 

Koenig, W., Grocer, Preston, West Houston. 

Kodtler, C. H., Mattress maker, cor. Preston and Fannin. 

Koschwite, C, Furniture and Chairs, 140 Main. 

Kruger, E., Shoemaker, Commerce, bet. Travis and Milam. 

Labruzan, Mrs., Books and Stationery, 114 Main. 

Latham, L. J., Furniture and Carpets, 140 Main. 

Larendon, J., Physician, corner Congress and Fannin. 

Lauter, H., Saloon, Congress, between Travis and Milam. 

Larson, A., Boot and Shoe-maker, Congress, near Main. 

Lawrence, John, Grocer, 107 Main. 

Lemmon, G. W. , Livery Stable, Milam, corner Preston. 

Levy, A., Dry Goods, 3 Preston. 

Levy, A., Junk Dealer, Louisiana ave., bet. Preston and Congress. 

Levy, M. H., Dry Goods, 89 Main. 

Levy, S. J. D., Dry Goods and Clothing, 91 Main. 

Lemmell, G. W., Wines and Liquors, 25 Main. 

Lewis, P., Saioon, between Main and Travis. 

Lewis Bros., Dollar Store, 52 Main. 

Likens & O'Brien, Lawyers, Van Alstyne's Building. 

Loeb, A., Dry Goods and Notions, 23 Travis. 

Loeb & Bro., Dry Goods and Clothing, 29 Preston. 

Loefler, G., Cotton, Wool & Produce Com'n Mer., Main & Com'rce. 

Lonsbach, J., Wholesale Liquors, 31 Travis. 

Lord & Richardson, Prop's Eagle Iron Works, opposite T. C. Depot. 

Looscan, M., Lawyer, Congress near Main. 

Lowenstein & Flias, Wholesale Cigars and Tobacco, 29 Main. 

Lubbock, F. R. & Son, Auction and Commission, 31 Main. See card 

by Index. 
Lunday, R. W., Physician, Preston near Fannin. 
Lynch, G. L., Saloon, cor. Fannin and Franklin. 

McAnallen, Thomas, Saloon, Commerce, between Travis and Milam. 
McConaughey & Fauntleroy, Lawyers, Van Alstyne Building. 
McDonald, Gordon & Co., Beef Packers, cor. Main and Commerce. 
McDonough, B. F., Real Estate Agent, Van Alstyne Building. 
MoGowen, A., Prop'r Bayou City Iron Works, near C. R. R. Depot. 

See card by Index. 
McGown, W. C, Physician, 82 Main. 

Mcllheny & Hutchins, Dry Goods and Notions, 6, 8, and 10 Franklin. 
Macater, W. L., Soap and Candle manufacturer. Magnolia Warehouse. 
MaiSOn Doree Hotel, Lemaire & Co., Prop's, 24 Main. See 

card by Index, 
Magnolia House, Alex. Weissensee, Prop'r, 18 Congress. 
Manly & Masterson, Lawyers, Gray's Building. See card by Index. 



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Mann, B. L. & Co., Hide and Wool Factors, Commerce near Main. 

Mark, C, Groceries and Produce, 5 Preston. 

Marshall, Oliver, Hair Dresser, 117 Main. 

Marston, C. S. & Co., Clothing and Furnishing Goods^ 77 Main. 

Martinez, M., Cigars and Tobacco, 99 Main. 

Mason & Black, Carriage-makers, 14 and 15 Commerce. 

Mason, F., Jeweler, Preston, between Mam and Fannin. 

Masonic Mirror, A. C. Gray & Co., Prop'rs, Travis, cor. Congress. 

Marsie, E. L., Physician, 96 Main. 

Massard, A., Real Estate and Collecting Agent, Gray's Building. 

Massey, W. P., Boot and Shoe-maker, Congress, near Main. 

Mather, E., Groceries and Com. Merchant, Commerce, cor. Main. 

Maydole & Cline, Carriage and Wagon-makers, Preston. 

Maurish, A., Confectioner, Preston, West Houston. 

Meinzer, C. , Shoemaker, 114 Main. 

Meyr, Joseph F., Carriage and Wagon material, 58 Travis. 

Meyer, S., Grocer, 29 Travis. 

Mendez & Fernandez, Cigars and Tobacco, 85 Main. 

Mendenhall, W, H., Carriages, Congress, bet. Main and Fannin. 

Mever, H., Boots and Shoes, Preston, bet. Main and Fannin. 

Miller, N., Saloon, cor. Fannin and Preston. 

Miller, J. D., Dry Goods and Groceries, Congress near Travis. 

Mitchell & Fitzsimmons, Grocers, 126 Main. 

Mohl, F., General Insurance Ageiit, over First National Bank. 

Moon, J. P., Tent and Tarpaulin Maker, Van Alstyne Building. 

Moos, A., Saloon, 83 Main. 

Morris, B., Dry Goods and Notions, Congress, bet. Travis and Milam. 

Munger, S. S., Lumber, Lath and Shingles, 13 Franklin. 

Munson & Usher, Lawyers, Gray's Building. 

Myerston, M., Grocer, 109 Main 

Neurath, J. R., Merchant Tailor, 92 Main, 

Noland & Straus, Groceries and Produce, 60 Travis. 

Nussbaum, P. S., Dry Goods and Notions, 13 Congress. 

Nye, Kindred & Co., Stoves, Tinware, Cong. bet. Main & Fannin. 

Oldham, W. S., Lawyer, Pilot's Building. 

Ollre, F. & L., Barbers, Preston, bet. Main and Fannin. 

Pannell, R. F., Undertaker, 57 Prairie. 

Percy, H. R., Cotton Buyer and Shipper, Commerce, cor. Main. 

Perkins' Theatre, Franklin, cor. Main. 

Perl, M., Physician, Travis, cor. Texas ave. 

Pereira & Randolph, Painters, Preston, near Main. 

Pescay, C. W. & Co., Watchmakers and Jewelers, 81 Main. See 

card by Index. 
Petersen, H., Cigars and Tobacco, 40 Main. 
Planters' Ins. Co., C. S. Longcope, Sec'y, Franklin, cor. Travis. 
Poulson, James, Physician, 96 Main. 
Powell, B., Physician, Preston and San Jacinto. 
Proetzel, A., Grocer, Preston, West Houston. 
Quimby, L., Dentist, 81 Main. 
Rahne, F,, Shoemaker, Commerce, bet. Travis and Milam. 



145 
THE 

Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., 



IS NOW FINISHED TO 



DENISON!! 



The Great Metropolis and Railroad Center of 

NORTIIERN TEXAS!! 

Where it Connects with the 

HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL R. R. 

FOR ALL POINTS IN 

Central Texas, and on the Gulf. 

THROUGH TRAINS OF 

Palace Sleeping Cars & Elegant Day Coaches 

Fully equipped with Patent Air Brake and Safety Platforms, now run 

from St. Louis, Sedalia, Fort Scott, New Chicago, Humboldt, 

Emporia and Junction City. 

This line of Railway passes through the entire length of the 

CELEBRATED NEOSHO VALLEY, 

IN Zf:jA.NS.A.S, 

Where this Company have ONE MILLION of acres of the finest 
farming land in the world, for sale on long time. 

This is the Most Desirable and Practicable Route to and 

FROM ALL POINTS IN 

JAMES D. BROWN, THOMAS DORWIN, 

Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Gen'l Pass. Ag't, 

SEDALIA, MO. ST. LOUIS, MO. 



1^6 Logan's Railway Directory, 

Reichardt, W. & A., Groceries and Produce, 35 and 37 Travis. 

Riemann, A., Watchmaker and Jeweler, 46 Main. 

Rice, F. A., Treasurer H. & T. C. Railway, Main, cor. Franklin. 

Riggs, M. C,, Lawyer, cor. Main and Franklin. 

Riley, J. F., Hardware and Cutlery, 67 and 69 Main. 

Robinson, A., Dry Goods and Notions, 58 Main. 

Robertson & Shepherd, Groceries and Produce, 13, 15 & 17 Congress. 

Roco, R. H. & Bro., Groceries and Produce, 49 Travis. 

Rogers & Recter, Washington Restaurant, Travis, near Franklin. 

Roos, L. & Bro., Dry Goods and Notions, 13 Preston. 

Rose, J. W. & Co., Carriage makers, Texas ave., bet. Main & Travis. 

Rosenfield, D., Cigars and Tobacco, no Main. 

Rosenfield, S. & M., Fancy Dry Goods, 87 Main. 

Rottenstein, F., Painter, Travis, cor. Congress. 

Rumpel, William, Grocery and Bakery, 21 Preston. 

Ruppersberg, Wm., Undertaker, Capitol, cor. Milam. 

St. Nicholas Billiard Hall, P. A. Targarona, 22 Main. 

Saulnier, P. & Co., Mattress-makers, Main, near Texas ave. 

Savings Bank, E. Raphael, Agent, Main, cor. Franklin. 

Sawyer, F. A., Jeweler, Preston, cor. Main. 

Schindler, Henry, Bakery, Congress, bet. Travis and Milam. 

Scherffius, H., Agricultural Implements, 34 Main. 

Schiefer & Holz, Jewelers, 59 Main. 

Schmidt, C. F., Saddlery and Harness, 7 Preston. 

Schmidt, E. F., Druggist and Chemist, 66 Travis. 

Schmidt, F. A., General Insurance Agent, 46 Main. 

Schmidt, H., Groceries and Produce, 27 Travis. 

Schmidt & Kosse, Hardware and Cutlery, 75 Main. 

Schmidt, M., Stoves and Tinware, 39 Travis. 

Schnaucke, F., Groceries and Feed, 54 and 56 Travis. 

Schulte, H. & Co., Brewers, Commerce, near Carolina. 

Schweikart, Fred., Groceries and Produce, 25 Travis. 

Segner, J. M., Manager Weed Sewing Machine Co., Main. 

Shannon & Oldham, Attorneys-at-law, 84 Main. 

Siferth, M., Cigars and Tobacco, 95 Main. 

Shearn, John, President Houston Direct Navigation Co., Concrete 

Building. See card by Index. 
Sigle & Bro., Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 44 Main. 
Solomon, C, Merchant Tailor, Travis, bet. Commerce and Franklin. 
Souligny & Massard, Real Estate Agents, Congress, near Main. See 

card by Index. 
Smith, J. M., Attorney- at-law, Travis, bet. Texas ave. and Capitol. 
Steele, A. L., Insurance Agent, 34 Main. 
Stephens, J. J., Harness maker, Milam, corner Prairie. 
Steubenrauch, M., Boots and Shoes, 59 Main. _ 
Stewart & Barzirza., Attorneys-at-law, 82 Main. 
Straus, Philip, Grocer, 19 Main. 
Sues, L., Dry Goods and Clothing, 115 Main. 



147 



GaWon, Houston feHendeM 

The Only ALL-RAIL ROUTE Out of 

Connecting With all Lines Leading to all Points in 
HORTHERlSr, EASTERN E, WESTERN 



t 



Q PASSENfiER TRAINS ! 

U Leave GALVESTON DaUy. 

Passengers by Morgan Line of Steamers make continuous connections 
with the 

Galveston, Houston & Henderson Railroad, 

To Houston, thence via the 

Houston & Great Northern Railroad, 

To all Prominent Points in 

Northeast Texas and Northwest Louisiana! 

No other Line can offer such inducements. Connecting also with the 

Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio, 

TO ALL POINTS IN SODTWEST TEXAS, 

Making Direct Connection with the 

Houston & Texas Central R. R. 

Fop all Ppoml^ent Points in Nopthern and Gentral Texas. 

Travelers by this Line, reach their destination Hours in Advance of 
the Water Line. All travelers substantiate these facts, and save time 
and money by taking this Popular Route. 

GEO. B. NICHOLS, H. B. ANDBEWS, 

Gen'l Superintendent, Galveston. Gen. Frt. & Tkt. Agent, Galveston. 



1^8 Logan's Railivay Directory. 

Sues, M. Dry Goods and Clothing, 93 Main. 

Taylor, E. W., Real Estate Agent, Franklin, corner Travis, 

Taylor, H. D., Com. Merchant, Commerce, bet. Main and Travis. 

Taylor, N. A., Building Material, Commerce, cor. Milam. 

Taylor, N. M., Grocer, 99 Main. 

Texas Baptist Herald, J. B. Link, Prop., Travis, cor. Congress. 

Texas Express Co., General Office 7 Congress. 

Texas Transportation Co., office, Concrete Building. 

Thomas, C. C, Dentist, 84 Main. See card by Index. 

Thomas & Sj ann, Boots and Shoes, 78 Main. 

Throckmorton, J. A., Physician, 82 Main. 

Tips, C. H., Saddlery, 10 Commerce. 

Treboesius, F., Saloon, Congress, bet. Travis and Milam. 

Tuffly, B. & Co., Confectionery, 56 Main. 

Turner, E. P., Lawyer, Gray's Building. 

Trepagnier & Hooper, Barbers, 6 Congress. 

Valentine, John, Barber, Franklin, bet. Main and Travis. 

Verandah Hotel, H. Frosbender, Prop., cor. Franklin and Fannin. 

Veith, L Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Fannin corner Preston. 

Vincent, W. B., Cotton Warehouse, Commerce, bet. Travis & Milam. 

Vucalovish, P., Restaurant, 64 Main. 

Waldo, J., Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent, cor. Main and Franklin. 

\Vagley, Lockart & Co., Real Estate Agents, Van Alstyne's Building. 

Wagner & Herman, Brewers, Preston, near Caroline. 

Ward, Mrs. C. M., Dress maker, 106^ Main. 

Washington Hotel, L Blumenkron, Travis, bet. Franklin & Congress. 

Weed Sewing Machine Co., J. M. Segner, Manager, Main. 

Weis, F., Wagon maker, Prairie ave., near Travis. 

Weiss & Heise, Bakers, 1 1 Congress. See card by Index. 

West, H. C, Agent Singer Sewing Machine, 140 Main. 

Western Narrow Gauge R. R., Dr. Roberts, President, 98 Main. 

Wilder, N. A. C, Confectionery, 128 Main. 

Westheimer, M. L., Livery and Sale Stable, Market Square. 

Whitfield, J. T., Attorney-at-law, 48 Main. 

Whitaker, A., Seeds and Fruit Trees, Gray's Building. 

White, Mrs. E., Milliner, 97 Main. 

Wiggins, Smith & Simpson, Engineers, Machinists, and Founders. 

Works, Preston, near Long Bridge. See card by Index. 
Wilson, E. H., Wholesale Grocer, 81 Main. 
Wichman, C. H., Grocer, Preston, bet. Travis and Milam. 
Wilson, J. C. & Co., Carriage manufacturers, Main, corner Texas. 
Williams, E. F., Saloon, 9 Franklin. 
Winch, J. C. C, Attorney-at-law, 48 Main. 
Wolf, F., Glass and Queensware, Main, near Coi^ress. 
Wulff, H. H., Gunsmith, 6 Congress. 
Young, S. O., Physician, Texas avenue, near Main. 
Ziegler, Louis F., Jeweler and Optician. See card by Index. 
Zwieb, Miss M. A., Milliner and Dressmaker, no Main. 



149 

INDIANAPOLIS 

AND 

ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. 

Great Through Line Betitreen 

SAIIVT LOXJIS .A.IVI> THE EAST. 

THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY. 

Through on Quick time via Pana, Mattoon, Terre Haute, and Green 

Castle, connecting at Indianapolis for Cincinnati, 

Louisville and the South. 

'•omVenal"! :mmm lalltSI 
The "CHESTLIITE ROUTE" for 

Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, 

Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, 

And all Eastern Cities. 



' S SLEEPING CARSemployed on thisLine. 



Passengers holding Through Tickets via this deservedly Popular Line, 
are transferred through St. Louis, FREE OF CHARGE. 

Ask for Tickets over the Indianapolis and St. Louis R.R. 

S. WOODWARD, C. C. COBB, 

Gen'l Sup't, St. Louis. Gen'l Passenger Ag't, St. Louis. 

S. F. PIERSON, General Ticket Agent, St. Louis. 

Greneral Offices ; I^epiTl)licaii Bixilding-? 
S. E. cor. 3d & Chestnut sts., ST. LOUIS, MO. 



150 Logan's Railivay Directory 

SABBISBUBG JUNCTION, TEXAS, 

This is several miles from the town of the same name, has a few- 
enterprising people, principally railroad employees, engaged in opera- 
ting the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad, which 
branches off from here, running west, and is now in operation to 
Columbia, 84 miles from the Junction, 128 miles from Galveston. 
This road is being extended toward San Antonio as fast as possible. 

The stations of Allen, Summit, Clear Creek, Dickenson, Highland, 
Virginia Point, Eagle Grove, and Poolville, the stations intervening 
between this point and Galveston, a distance of 44 miles, are very 
much alike in appearance and importance, there being no towns, as 
there is but little settlement of the country, it being level and flat, 
covered some seasons by overflow, hence no support for towns, as in 
fact their subsistence would be insecure and unprofitable, between two 
such cities as Houston and Galveston, neither over 25 miles off", we 
therefore come to the Gulf of Mexico, and across the Bayou to 

GALVESTON, TEXAS. 

Galveston, the largest city and principal port of Texas, lies on 
Galveston Island, in North latitude 29° 17', and 94° 46' west longi- 
tude from Greenwich. 

As a cotton exporting port, it stands third in the Annual Statement 
of 1 87 1, of exports from the United States to foreign countries. 
The favor which the Texas staple is viewed in foreign markets has no 
doubt contributed, and will long continue to contribute, to the rapid 
growth of the city as a cotton port. 

Previous to the civil war Galveston had begun to rank as a 
sugar exporting port. The results of the war having prostrated this 
industry in the coast counties of the State, and although it is now 
beginning to revive, the receipts of sugar and molasses have been so 
small, they are not tabulated in the current commercial tables of the 
port. 

The wool trade of Galveston has developed since the civil war, and 
but recently passed into the hands of experts in grading and sorting. 
With the extension of tne railroads, now being constructed to the 
western counties, this trade bids fair to increase. 

Grain. The want of railroad transportation between tide water 
and the wheat growing region of Texas, has hitherto kept this staple 
out of foreign markets. This connection is now complete to Red 
River by the construction of the Central Texas Railroad, and as Gal- 



151 



The Only First Class Road in the West. 

(See Classification of Railroads by Board of Railroad Commissioners.) 



THE aUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE 

From ST. LOUIS to 
Milwaukee, St. Paul, New York, Boston, the East and the North ! 



ELEGS^A-IVT I3AY C ^ R. S , 



mil I UIU PALACE, SLEEPING and DINING CARS 
r II LL III II It run through WITHOUT CHANGE from 

ST. LOUIS to CHICAGO. 

From ST. LOUIS to 

Pekin, Peoria, Louisiana,Mo., Quincy, Keokuk & Chicago. 



Pullman Palace Sleeping Car Fare 

From ST. LOUIS to 

Quincy and Keokuk, $1.S0 ; to Peoria, SO cts.; to Chicago, $2.00. 
one: oNx^ir i.ine: 

MAKING CONNECTIONS IN 

UNION DEPOT, CHICAGO, 

WITH TRAINS TO 

Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Williamsport, Philadelphia, New 

York, Milwaukee, La Crosse, St. Paul and 
Principal points East and North, WITHOUT CHANGE. 

JA3IES CHARLTON, J. C. 3Ic3IULLIN, 

Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Ag't, General Superintendent, 

CHICAGO. 



15^ Logan's Railway Directory 

veston is by far the nearest accessible point on tide water, a develop- 
ment of trade in wheat may be looked for. The wheat of Texas 
ripens well, is very heavy, and may be expected to hold a high rank 
in other markets when exported from a Texan port, as Texas cotton 
now does under like circumstances. 

As a Coffee market Galveston has developed notably since the war. 
Direct importation has been established by several iirms, and it now 
has the reputation of being one of the cheapest coffee markets in the 
United States. A recent Rio Janerio circular gives the following 
statement of exports of coffee to Galveston: 1870, 11,702 bags; 
1871, 22,410 bags. 

It is said the import of this article, during the present year, will 
exceed 40,000 bags. 

The renewed activity in the construction of railroads in Texas bears 
the promise of a continued growth of trade to Galveston. For years 
the contested titles to the flats forming the harbor front, and to the 
Galveston & Houston Railroad, which connects it with the railroad 
sytem of the State, at Houston, exercised a depressive and injurious 
power over the local spirit of enterprise. These have now been finally 
settled, and a renewed feeling in favor of public improvements ani- 
mates the inhabitants. The railway connections of Galves- 
ton on the first of January, 1872, were the following: By G. H, & 
H. R. R. to Houston, 50 miles ; From Harrisburg to Columbus, by 
Galveston & San Antonio R. R., 129 miles. 

The Galveston & San Antonio Railroad has been voted subsidies by 
both of the cities named, and it is said will be rapidly extended west- 
ward. 

Prominent among projected roads from Galveston are the Galveston 
and Eastern Texas, to Henderson and Red river; and the Galveston 
and Denver Road, to Denver, Colorado Territory. 

The facilities for water transportation from Galveston are naturally 
good, and with moderate enterprise and expenditure can be largely 
extended. Galveston Bay is a broad sheet of water, penetrating 
about thirty miles into the interior, and expanding laterally along the 
coast to nearly the same extent in each direction. Besides the small 
affluents of Galveston, Harris and Chambers counties, it receives 
Buffalo Bayou, navigable to Houston, and Trinity river, navigable to 
Lockbridge's Landing, 668 miles. 

West Bay is connected by canal with the Brazos river, and it is 
proposed to extend this work 21 miles further, which will open inland 



153 
ARE REACHED BY 

The Only All Rail Route, 

Formed by Conrjection of the 
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY & NORTHERN, 

Centeal B» B* of lowap 

-AND— 

MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R. R.'s. 



Passengers from St. Louis or other points in Missouri, Kansas, 
Indian Territory and Texas, who are destined to points North, 
should bear in mind that 

This is the Only U^onte 

FREE FROM FERRIES AND BOATS!! 

THE ONLY ONE 

Running Direct I St. Louis. 

All others subject passengers to a river transfer to place of departure 

from East St. Louis, and a circuituous route 

through Illinois.' 



The Equipment of tMs Line is Complete : 

Westinghouse Brake, 

Miller Platforms, 

Pullman Sleepers, Etc. 

Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked Through. 

Take No Other Route. This is the One. 

A. RUSSELIi, D. N. PICKERING, 

Gen. Past. & Tkt. Agent, Marshall, Iowa. Gen. Supt., Marshall, Iowa. 



15 Jj, Logan's Railway Directory . 

navigation from Texas, through Matagorda Bay, to the salt deposits 
of the Laguna Madre, with a possible "extension through this to 
Brownsville and Matamoras on the Rio Grande. 

East Bay receives East Bayou, which it is proposed to connect by 
canal 20 miles long with Taylor's Bayou, an affluent of Sabine Bay. 
This connection would open water transportation from Galveston tot he 
Neches river, navigable 260 miles ; the Angelina river, navigable 450 
miles ; and the Sabine river, navigable 800 miles at favorable seasons. 
When this canal is opened, Galveston will become one of the largest 
markets in the South. 

The South Channel of Galveston Bay, running between the island 
and Pelican Spit and Shoal, which measurably protect shipping, forms 
the harbor of Galveston. In this channel and the inner roads thirty 
feet of water are found. On the outer bar, twelve feet is the greatest 
draft of water that can be carried over safely. The larger vessels 
which visit the port lie in the outer roads, where safe anchorage and 
good holding ground exist in six fathoms of water. 

Between the inner roads and the harbor, a shallow bar had formed 
in recent years. This has been removed by a breakwater, (constructed 
by the city at a cost of nearly $ioo,oooj extending about 600 yards 
from the point of the island. This work, by confining and giving 
direction to the current, has so swept the channel, that ships which 
cross the outer bar can proceed at once to the wharves. It was the 
original design to extend this breakwater about 600 yards farther. 
Should this be accomplished, it is believed that not only will the water 
on the outer bar be still further deepened, but that by the consequent 
union of the South Channel current with that flowing through Bolivar 
Channel, ^^ an important effect upon the Cylinder Channel over the 
outer bar will be produced. 

The outer bar is evidently formed through the deflection and dead- 
ening of the outflow from Galveston Bay, by the prevailing current 
setting in a S. W. direction along the coast. The Cylinder Channel 
is the continuation proper of the Bolivar Channel from the bay, but 
the current is deflected from it. It is noticed that the tide at the 
flood sets into the bay through this channel, but at the ebb flows out 
over the main bar. If this outflow could be to any extent directed 
into the Cylinder Channel, it is thought it would be an important 
effect in deepening the channel which now has ten feet of water. 
This is a work which, from its magnitude and wide influence upon 
the general interests of the country, should be undertaken by the 



165 



Houston & Texas 

CENTRAL RAILWAY. 

Southern Terminus, Houston, 

Northern Terminus, Red River City. 
Western Terminus, Austin. 

Northwestern Terminus, Waco. 

Connecting at Red River City with the 

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, 

VIA SEDALIA AND ST. LOUIS, 

OR WITH THE 

ATllHTIi & Mill IG EAllEOAP 

At Vinita, I. T. Gives via either of these Lines an 

ALL RAIL ROUTE 

To Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, 
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, and all prominent 
points North, East and West. 

Also via Galveston and New Orleans to ,all points North and East in 
the 



Through Tickets on sale at important stations to all noted points 
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the limits of the 
United States and Canada. 

Half rates are extended to Immigrants where they are provided 
with the proper certificates of Immigration. The 

Houston & Texas Central Railway 

traverses the best portion of the State of Texas, and offers the most 
agreeable route to all, whether Immigrants, Tourists or Speculators. 

Attached to all Night Passenger Trains. 

J. DURAND, J. WALDO, 

Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agt. 

HOCrSXQPff, TEXAS. 



156 Logan's Railway Directory. 

Federal government. Efforts are now being made to this end, and it 
s to be hoped they will awaken the attention this important subject 
merits. 

The present inland navigation is limited to two lines of steamers to 
Houston, the most important of which is the Houston Direct Navi- 
gation Company ; several steamers running on Trinity river, one 
through the canal to the Brazos, and numbers of bay craft which sup- 
ply the city with wood, cedar, bricks, charcoal, oysters and vegetables 
from the adjacent counties. 

From the United States census returns, we take the following 
exhibit of the population of the city in the last three decades : 

1850 4,177 

i860 7,307 

1870 13,818 

In 1873 25,000 

Unlike most of the seaport cities of the country, the rise of Gal- 
veston has followed, instead of preceding, that of the interior settle- 
ments, growing out of their needs for communication with the ocean. 
The island was doubtless visited by the survivors of De Soto's ill-fated 
expedition, in the retreat from the Mississippi to Mexico (1543), but 
the first historical mention of it is by La Salle in 1686. 

The city was laid out with a liberal and wise provision for the 
future. Broad streets running from the Gulf to the bay, intersected 
at right angles by wide avenues, insure a constant circulation of the 
sea-breeze, and make it, both in summer and winter, a delightful place 
of residence. The orange, the citron, and the lemon thrive in its 
gardens throughout the year^ while in summer the refreshing breezes 
from the Gulf mitigate the heats which belong to its far southern 
latitude. 

A great hindrance to the growth of Galveston is the want of an 
abundant water supply. Rain caught in cisterns is the source of all 
the fresh water used in the city. At no time does this afford the 
requisite supply for the Fire Department, or for steam engines and 
other mechanical purposes ; while in season of drouth a portion of 
the inhabitants experience great privations from the want of water. 
A movement is now on foot to supply the city by means of public 
water works. 

Situated as Galveston is geographically and coast-wise, she has a 
position naturally second to none, and far in advance of Mobile and 



157 

St Louis h Southeastern R, \ 

(CONTSOLilDATEI}.) 

"NASHVILLE SHORTEST LINE." 

AND DIRECT ROUTE TO 

Belleville, Chattanooga^ Nashville, 

Centralia, Cairo, Atlanta, 

Shaw7ieetown, llacon^ Evansville, 

Bristol, Montgomery, Mobile, 

Vicksbiirg, Knoxville, Charleston, 

^lemphis, Jjynchhurg, Savannah, 

New Orleans, Galveston, Richinond, Norfolk. 

AND ALL POINTS 

SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST! 



n«^J ««««^ ^1.^ THIS IS THE PREFERRED 

(jooq reasons why route. 

T+ lo ^\\f\ nvkl-rr T -Jinrt I ^'^"^''^'^S Pullman Palace Drawing- 
it IS iHe Oniy lline \ Room sleeping Cars through from St. 



Louis to Nashville without change. 

It is the only Linej^llt^^"^^^^^"^^^-^"^^^^^^^^"^^^^^ 

Tf IQ +llP nnlv T ino I ^>^ ^''^^''^ passengers can save from 60 
XL 10 tUC UUIJ Ulllt/|to 200 miles travel, and from six to 
twenty-four hour's time. 

Tf IQ $9zlf^ r!llPC»r\PvF'°"' ^^- ^°"^' *° Nashville than 
Xt 10 tp^.'lLF UllcapCl I the circuitous route via Louisville. 

OUR MOTTO: 

Quick Time! Good Care! Close Connections! 

New and elegant day coaches equipped with the Westinghouse Air 
Brake and the Miller Coupler and Platform are run in all trains. 

Through Tickets on sale and Baggage checked at all the principal 
Ticket Offices in the West and North. 

Ask for Tickets via the " Southeastern Railway." 
W, B. DAVJENJPOBT, E, F. WINSLOW, 

Gen. Ticket Agt., St. Louis. Gen. Manager, St. Louis. 



158 Logan's Railway Directory. 

New Orleans, as to harbor facilities for entering and departing of 
heavy craft, drawing ocean depth of water, and these natural advan- 
tages improved, with one-fourth the investment, would afford a much 
larger harbor than either of the above named cities, for the shipping 
of all nations, and to her importing trade must Galveston look for her 
permanent growth and future greatness, and she has citizens that, had 
they the means, would soon accomplish what they will eventually 
have to depend on the State or General Government to do. 

Navnes of Patrons, 

Cannon & Williams, Cotton, Wool and Commmission, Strand. 
Clegg, A. W. & E. P., Wholesale Hardware and Cutlery, 58 and 60 

Strand. See card by Index. 
Close Brothers, Proprietors Galveston Iron Works, manufacturers of 

Engines, Boilers, Castings and Machinery, Eighteenth, cor. L. ave. 

See card by Index. 
Dreyfusfiert & Co., Jobbers Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., 165 E. Strand. 
Fisher, L. C, Cotton Factor & Commission Merchant, 68 Strand. 

See card by Index. 
Focke, Wilkins & Co., Cotton Factors & Com. Merchants, 176 Strand. 
Gary & OlipMnt, Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors, 162, 

164 and 166 Strand. See card by Index. 
Greenleve, Block & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods, 126, 128 and 130 

Strand. See card by Index. 
Heyck & Helferich, Commission Merchants and Importers of Coffee, 

216 Strand. See card by Index. 
Rickep, N. H. & Co., Forwarding Agents, 224 East Strand. See 

card by Index. 
Somerville & Davis, Commission Merchants, Strand. 
Strickland & Clarke, Books, Stationery, etc., 109 Strand. 
Thompson, T. E., Importer and Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 

Diamonds and Silverware, Tremont, cor. Market. See card by Index. 
Wallis, Landes dt Co., Wholesale Grocers, 106, 108 and no Strand. 

See card by Index. 
Washington Restaurant and Hotel, Bernard Sbisa, Pro- 
prietor, 163 and 165 Mechanic. See card by Index. 



'^AMflBS H®®1 



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SPARR & KSIiiSISY, - Propr^s. 

FronTiug on Fourth. Chestnut and Pine Streets. 



This hotel is a recognized railroad headquarters, containing the 
general ticket offices of five trunk lines of railroad, to which omni- 
buses arrive and depart continually to all depots. 

This is one of the pioneer hotels in the west, and has always main- 
tained a first-class reputation, being as it is, a First-class Hotel in all 
its accommodations, and the proprietors and employees are courteous 
and attentive to the wants of their guests, making it a genteel, conve- 
nient house. 

SPARR & KELSEY, Propr's. 



LOGAN'S 



Post Office Directory, 



CONTAINING 

An alphabetical list of names of all post offices in Missouri, Kansas, 
Texas and the Indian Territory, arranged by States, giving the name 
of office and county, corrected to date, from Government authority. 
The first name at the left of each column is the name of office, the 
right hand the name of the county; [c. h.,] means county town. 
See Supplement for any new offices established. 



MISSOUMI. 



OFFICE. COUNTY-. 

Aberdeen Pike. 

Abernathy Perry. 

Acarto Clarke. 

Ada Ray. 

Akron Harrison. 

Atlanthos Grove Gentry. 

Albany [c. h.] Gentry. 

Albina Howell. 

Allen Randolph. 

Allendale Worth. 

Allen' s Landing Perry. 

Allenton St. Louis. 

Alma Webster. 

Almeda Newton. 

Alnanthy Ozark. 

Alpha Grundy. 

Allenbaugh Perry. 

Alton [c. h.] Oregon. 

Amoagonia Andrew. 

Amity De Kalb. 

Anderson Clinton. 

Andover . .. .' Harrison. 

Appleton Cape Girardeau. 

Arbela Scotland. 

Argo Crawford. 

Arno Douglas. 

Arrow Rock Saline 



OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Ashburn Pike. 

Asherville Stoddard. 

Ash Grove Greene. 

Ashland Boone. 

Ashley Pike. 

Ashton Clarke. 

Astoria Wright. 

Atfe Holt. 

Athens Clarke. 

Athoneus Mill Crawford . 

Auburn Lincoln. 

Augusta .St. Charles. 

Austin Cass. 

Avilla Jasper. 

Avoca Jefferson. 

Avon St. Genevieve. 

Avalon Livingston. 

Ayersville Putnam. 

Baden St. Louis. 

Bailey's Creek Osage. 

Bairdstown .Sullivan. 

Bakers Grove i . ...Barton. 

Balaam McDonald. 

Baldwin St. Louis. 

Bancroft Davies. 

Bandeville Oregon. 

Barnsville Clinton. 



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FRONTING ON 1-OURTH STREET, 

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND FRANKLIN AVENUES, 



'I'll is Hotel possesses fine accommodations, having large and airy rooms 

hui.dsomely furnished, sets a first-class table, has an enterprising 

proprietor, obliging clerks, and attentive servants who each 

spare no pains to make the guests comfortable and happy. 

The location is among large business houses, near 

the great Mississippi Bridge and Washington 

Avenue Tunnel, places of amusement, and 

public buildings. 

Street cars pass the door to all points of the city, and omnibuses 

call to and from all Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings. 



RATES OF FARE LOWER THAN MOSTOTHER HOTELS. 



E. JENNINGS, Proprietor. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Bardleville Taney. 

Barnumton Camden. 

Barretts Station St. Louis. 

Barry Clay. 

Barry ville Macon . 

Bay Gasconade. 

Bear Creek Cedar. 

Beaufort Franklin . 

Beaver Douglass. 

Bedford Livingston. 

3ee Ridge Knox. 

Belews Creek Jefferson. 

Belgrade Washington. 

Belton Cass. 

Bel Air Cooper. 

Bellefontaine St. Louis. 

Belmont St. Louis. 

Belleview Iron. 

Benbow Marion. 

Benjamin Lewis. 

Berger Franklin . 

Bethany [c. h.] Harrison. 

Bethel Shelby. 

Bevier Macon. 

Bible Grove Scotland. 

Biehle Perry. 

Bigbee Callaway. 

Big Creek Texas. 

Big River Mills St. Francois. 

Big Spring Montgomery. 

Birdsville Mississippi. 

Black Jack St. Louis. 

Black Oak Point Hickory. 

Blackwell's Station. ..St. Francois. 

Blairsville St. Francois. 

Bloomfield [c. h.] Stoddard. 

Blooming Rose Texas. 

Bloomington Macon. 

Blue Eagle Clay. 

Blue Hill Jackson. 

Blue Mound Livingston. 

Blue Ridge Harrison . 

Blue Springs Jackson . 

Bluff Texas. 

Bluffton Montgomery. 

Blytheville Jasper. 

Boeuf Creek Franklin. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Bogard Mound Carroll. 

Bole Franklin. 

Bolivar [c. h.] Polk. 

Bolton Harrison . 

Bonhomme St. Louis. 

Bois D'Arc Greene. 

Bonds Mines Morgan. 

Bonnot's Osage. 

Boonville [c. h.] Cooper. 

Bottsville Linn. 

Bourbon Crawford. 

Bower's Mills Lawrence. 

Bower's Store Gentry. 

Bowling Green [c. h.] Pike. 

Boyd Dallas. 

Boydsville Callaway. 

Boylers Mill Morgan. 

Bralito Cole. 

Breckenridge Caldwell. 

Bridge Creek Carroll. 

Bridgeport Warren. 

Bridgeton St. Louis. 

Brighton Polk. 

Brookfield Carroll . 

Brotherton St. Louis. 

Browning Linn. 

Brownings Ferry Henry. 

Brownsville Saline. 

Brumley Miller. 

Brunot Wayne. 

Brunswick Chariton . 

Brush Creek Laclede. 

Buffalo [c. h.] Dallas. 

Bulls Mills Christian. 

Buncombe Pettis . 

Burboise Gasconade. 

Burlington Boone. 

Burn Oak Harrison . 

Burnett Station Johnson. 

Butler [c. h.] Bates. 

Buttsville Grundy. 

Bynumville Chariton. 

Byron Osage. 

Cadet Washington. 

Cahoka Clarke. 

Cainesville Harrison. 

Cairo Randolph. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Caledonia Washington, 

Calhoun Henry. 

California [c. h.] Moniteau. 

Callao Macon. 

Calumet Pike. 

Cal vy Franklin. 

Cambridge Saline. 

Camden Ray. 

Camden Point Platte. 

Cameron Clin ton . 

Campbellton Frankl i n- 

Can naan Gasconade. 

Cane Creek Butler. 

Cane Hill Cedar. 

Caney .' Ozark. 

Canton Lewis. 

Cap Au Oris Lincoln. 

Cape Girardeau. ..Cape Girardeau. 

Copps Creek Newton. 

Carrington Callaway. 

Carondelet St. Louis. 

Carpenter's Store Clinton. 

Carrollton, [c. h.] Carroll. 

Carrsville Henry. 

Carthage, [c. h.] Jasper. 

Carutherbville Pemiscott. 

Case Laclede. 

Cassville, [c. h.] Barry. 

t^astle Rock Osage. 

Catawba Caldwell. 

Catawissa Franklin. 

Cane Pump Camden . 

Cedar City Callaway. 

Cedar Fork Franklin . 

Central St. Louis. 

Central City Putnam. 

C'en tralia Boone. 

Center Creek Jasper. 

Center Town Cole. 

Centre Ralls. 

Centreville, [r. h.] Reynolds. 

Chalk Level St. Clair. 

Chambersburgh Clarke. 

Chamois Osage. 

Chantilla Lincoln. 

Chapell Howell. 

Chappel Grove Green . 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Chapel Hill Lafayette. 

Charleston, [c. h.] Mississippi. 

Cheltenham St. Louis. 

Cherry Box Shelby. 

Cherry Grove Schuyler. 

Cherry ville Crawford. 

Chesapeake Lawrence. 

Chestnut Grove Bates. 

Chestnut Ridge St. Genevieve. 

Chillicothe, [c. h.] Livingston. 

City Point Platte. 

Civil Bend Daviess. 

Claire Springs Cedar. 

Clapper Monroe. 

Clare Christian . 

Clarence Shelby. 

Clarksburg Moniteau. 

Clarks' Fork Cooper. 

Clarksville Pike. 

Clarysville Perry. 

Claysville Boone. 

Clayton Vernon. 

Cleopatra Mercer. 

Clear Water Wayne. 

Clifton Schuyler. 

Chitty Dale Maries. 

Clinton ville Cedar. 

Clinton, [c. h.] Henry. 

Clinton Callaway. 

Clinton's Mills Crawford . 

Cloverdale Benton. 

Cole Bank Cooper. 

Coffeysburg Daviess. 

Cold Water Wayne. 

Cole Camp Benton. 

Cole Spring Moniteau. 

College Mound Macon. 

Coloma Carroll . 

Colony Knox. 

Columbia, [c. h.] Boone. 

Columbus Johnson. 

Commerce, [c. h.] Scott. 

Competition Laclede. 

Concord Callaway. 

Concordia Lafayette. 

Conner's Mills Cooper. 

Coon Creek Barton . 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Cooper's Hills Osage. 

Cornelia Johnson. 

Cote Brilliant St. Louis. 

Cote Sans Dessin Callaway. 

Cottleville St. Charles. 

Cottonwood Point Pemiscot. 

Cowski n ; Douglass. 

Crab Orchard Ray. 

Crawsford's Fork Cass. 

Cresent Hill Bates. 

Creve Coeur St. Louis. 

Cross Timber Hickory. 

Crystal City Jefferson . 

Cuba Crawford . 

Cui vre Lincol .1 . 

Curran Barry. 

Dadeville Dade. 

Dalhoff St. Charles. 

Dallas Webster. 

Danville, [c. h.] Montgomery. 

Darksville Randolph. 

Dawn Livingston . 

Decaturville Camden. 

Deep Ford Dent. 

Deep Water Henry. 

Deerfield Vernon . 

Deer Ridge Lewis. 

DeKalb Buchanan. 

Dell Delight Benton . 

Dent's Station St. Francois. 

DeSo to Jefferson . 

Des Peres St. Louis. 

De Witt Carroll. 

Dexter City Stoddard. 

Dixon Pulaski. 

Diamond City Jasper. 

Dick Lafayette. 

Doniphan, [c. h.] Ripley. 

Dover Lafayette. 

Dresden Pettis. 

Dry Creek Crawford. 

Dry Spri ng Ripley. 

Dundee Franklin. 

Dunklis Store Lawrence. 

Durham Lewis. 

Duroc Benton, 

Eagle Harrison. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY, 

Easton Buchanan. 

Edgar Spring Phelps. 

Edina, [c. h.] Knox. 

Edinburgh Grundy. 

Egypt Mills Cape Girardeau. 

El'Dorado Clarke. 

Elenorah....; Griury. 

Elk Creek Texas. 

Elk Mills McDonahi. 

Eikton Hickory. 

Elleard St. Louis. 

Elliottsville Monroe. 

EUisville St. Louis. 

Elm Linn. 

Elms Wood ". Saline. 

Elston Station Cole. 

Emerson Marion . 

Eminence Shannon. 

Enterprise McDonald . 

Erie McDonald . 

Etlah Franklin. 

Etna Scotland. 

Eureka St. Louis. 

Eva Barry. 

Evansville Monroe. 

Eveline Buchanan . 

Everett Cass. 

Excelsior Morgan . 

Fairfield Bentorf. 

Fair Grove Greene. 

Fairmont Clarke. 

Fair Play Polk. 

Fair View St. Louis. 

Farber Audrain. 

Farley Platte. 

Farmersville Livingston. 

Farmington Davies. 

Farmington, [c. h.]...St. Francois. 

Fayette, [c. h.] Howard. 

Fayetteville Johnson . 

Fenton St. Louis. 

Fidelity Jasper. 

Fillmore Andrew. 

Finney's Creek Saline. 

Fine Prairie Jackson. 

Flat Creek Barry. 

Flat River St. Francois. 



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OUTHERN lOTEL, 




FRONTING ON 



Fourth, Fifth and Walnut Streets, 



The " Southern " by its central location, with the ticket offices of 
five trunk Railroad Lines, Steamboat Lines and Telegraph Offices 
within its walls, has become the principal headquarters' for Merchants, 
Planters, Government, State and Railroad Officials, Capitalists, 
Tourists, and others. 

The appointments of this house are first-class ; its tables are at all 
times supplied in great abundance. The proprietors are men of large 
experience, and their clerks and employees .ire courteous and atten- 
tive to the wants of their guests. 

LAVEILLE, WARNER & CO., 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Flint Hill St. Charles. 

Florence Morgan. 

Florida Monroe. 

Florissant St. Louis. 

Floyd's Creek Adair. 

Forrest City Holt. 

Forkiner's Hill Webster. 

Fort Henry Randolph. 

Fort Lyon Benton. 

Fourche Washington. 

Fox Ray. 

Frankford Pike. 

Franklin Howard. 

Fredericksburg Osage. 

Fredericktown, [c. h.].. .Madison. 

Freedom Washington. 

Freedom Lafayette. 

Freeland Carter. 

French Village St. Fancois. 

Fulton Callaway. 

Gainsville, [c. h,] Ozark. 

Galbraith Henry. 

Galena, [c. h.] Stone. 

Gallatin, [c. h.] Davies. 

Galloudett Marion. 

Garden Grove Ralls. 

Gasconade Ci ty Gasconade. 

Gasconade Ferry Gasconade. 

Gatewood Ripley 

Gayoso, [c. h.] Pemiscott. 

Gen try ville Gentry. 

Georgetown Pettis. 

Georgeville Ray. 

Gilead Lewis. 

Glasgow Howard, 

Glaze City Camden , 

Glenallen Bollinger. 

Glencoe St. Louis. 

Glendale Nodaway. 

Gooche's Mill Cooper. 

Goodland Knox. 

Goff Creek Stone. 

Goshen Mercer. 

Goose Neck Hickory. 

Graham Nodaway. 

Granby Newton . 

Grant's Hill Worth. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Granville. Monroe. 

Grason Andrew. 

Grand Road Cape Girardeau. 

Gravois Mills Morgan . 

Gray's Point Lawrence. 

Green Castle Sullivan 

Greenfield, [c. h.] Dade. 

Green's Ferry Cape Girardeau. 

Green Hill - . . Montgomery. 

Green Leaf DeKal b. 

Greenland Boone. 

Green Ridge Pettis. 

Greensburg Knox. 

Greenton Lafayette 

Green Top Schuyler. 

Greenville, [c.h.] Wayne. 

Greenwood Jackson. 

Grinnell Grundy. 

Grove Spring Wright. 

Grubville Franklin. 

Guilford Nodaway. 

Gunter's Spring Camden. 

Hager' s Grove Shelby. 

Hainsville Clinton. 

Half Rock Mercer. 

Half Way Polk. 

Hallock Buchanan. 

Hallsa's Ferry Nodaway. 

Hallsville Boone. 

Hamburg St. Charles. 

Hamilton Caldwell. 

Hampton Platte. 

Ham's Prairie Callaway. 

Hancock Pulaski. 

Hannibal Marion . 

Hanover Jefferson. 

Hardin Ray. 

Harlem Clay. 

Harmony Washington . 

Harrison 's Mills Crawford . 

Harrisonville, [c. h.] Cass. 

Hartford Putnam. 

Hartville, [c. h.j Wright. 

Hassard Ralls. 

Havanna Gentry. 

Havens Lawrence. 

Hazel Barrens Barry. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE, COUNTY. 

Hazel Green Laclede. 

Heaton Lawrence. 

Hematite Jefferson . 

Herdsville Barry. 

Hermann, [c. h.] Gasconade. 

Hermitage, [c. h.] Hickory. 

Herndon Saline. 

Heth Douglas. 

Hester Marion . 

Hibernia Callaway. 

Hicks City Jackson. 

Highlandville Christian. 

High Prairie Webster. 

Hickory Barren Green. 

Hickory Creek Audrain. 

Hickory Hill Cole. 

Hickory Port Grundy. 

High Blue Cass. 

High Grove Maries. 

High Hill Montgomery. 

High Point Moniteau. 

High Ridge Jefferson. 

Hillsborough, [c. h.] Jefferson. 

Hi tt Scotland . 

Hode's Store Stoddard. 

Holden Johnson. 

Holstein Warren. 

Honey Mercer. 

Honey Creek McDonald. 

Hopewell Academy Warren. 

Hopewell Furnace. . . .Washington: 

Horse Creek Barton . 

House Springs Jefferson. 

Houston, [c. h.] Texas. 

Howard's Mills St. Clair. 

Howe's Mill Dent. 

Hudson City Worth. 

Hughes Nodaway. 

Hugginsville Gentry. 

Humansville Polk. 

Humboldt Pulaski . 

Hunnewell Shelby. 

Huntington Henry. 

Huntsville, [c. h.] Randolph. 

Hurdland Knox. 

Hydsburgh Ralls. 

Litan Platte. 



IVIissouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Independence, [c. h.] Jackson. 

Indian Creek Monroe. 

loka Jasper. 

Irish Grove Atchison. 

Irondale Washington. 

I ron Fork. Ozark. 

Iron Mountain St. Francois. 

Iron Ridge Crawford. 

Ironton, [c. h.] Iron. 

Isadora Worth 

Island City Gentry. 

Jacks Fork Texas. 

Jackson, [c. h.]... Cape Girardeau. 

Jackson's Corners Sullivan. 

Jacksonville Randolph. 

Jakes Prairie Gasconade. 

James Bayou Mississippi. 

Jamesport Daviess. 

Jamestown Moniteau. 

Jasper Jasper. 

Jay Harrison. 

Jefferson City Cole. 

Jeffriesburgh Franklin. 

Jenkins Creek Jasper. 

Jericho Laclede. 

Jewett Madison. 

Jobe Oregon. 

John's Branch Audrain. 

Johnstown Bates. 

Jonesburg Montgomery. 

Jones Tan yard Callaway. 

Judson Sullivan . 

Joplin City Jasper. 

Kansas City Jackson. 

Kaolin Iron. 

Kasey ville Macon. 

Kendall Clay. 

Kent Newton . 

Kenton Christian . 

Keytesville, [c. h.] Chariton. 

Kidder Caldwell. 

Kidd ville Sullivan, 

Kimmswick Jefferson. 

King City Gentry. 

Kings Point Dade. 

Kingston, [c. h.] Caldwell. 

Kingston Furnace Washington. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Kirksville, [c. h.] Adair. 

Kirkwood St. Louis. 

Knobnoster Johnson. 

Knobview Crawford. 

Knoxville Ray. 

Koelztown Osage. 

Kressell's Mills Benton. 

Labadie Franklin. 

La Bell Lewis. 

Laclede Linn. 

Lacon Maries. 

La Grange Lewis. 

Lake Creek Benton . 

Lakenam Shelby. 

Lake Spring Dent. 

Lakeville Stoddard . 

Lamar, [c. h.] Barton. 

Lamar's Station Nodaway. 

La Mine Cooper. 

Lamonte Pettis. 

Lancaster, [c. h.] Schuyler. 

Landmark Howard. 

Lanes Prairie Maries. 

La Plata Macon . 

Laurel Hill Perry. 

Laynesville Sabine. 

Leasburg Crawford . 

Lebanon, [c. h.] Laclede. 

Leesville Henry. 

Lesterville Reynolds. 

Lexington, [c, h.] Lafayette. 

Lewieks' Mill Randolph. 

Liberty, [c. h.] Clay. 

Liberty ville St. Francois. 

Licking Texas. 

Lockins Mill Green. 

Lincoln Benton. 

Linden Atchison . 

Lindersville Adair. 

Lindley Grundy. 

Linn, [c. h.] Osage. 

Linntrs, [c. h.] Linn. 

Linnwood Osage. 

Lisbon Lafayecte. 

Lisbon Ray. 

Little Black Rii^lpy. 

Little Beaver Osaiic. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Little Bergen Gasconade. 

Little Osage Vernon . 

Little Piney Phelps. 

Little York Greene. 

Littsville Nodaway. 

Livonia Putnam. 

Locust Grove Clark. 

Locust Hill Knox. 

Locust Mound Miller. 

Logan's Creek Reynolds. 

Lone Jack Jackson. 

Long Branch Monroe. 

Long Lane Dallas. 

Longwood Pettis. 

Looniesville McDonald. 

Loose Creek Osage. 

Lost Branch Lincoln. 

Lotta Nodaway. 

Louisburg Dallas. 

Louisiana Pike. 

Louisvi lie Lincoln . 

Loutre Audrain. 

Loutre Island Montgomery. 

Lucas Henry. 

Luterville Bollinger. 

Loby ten Nodaway. 

Luther Franklin. 

Lynchburg Nodaway. 

McCredie Callaway. 

Macon City, [c. h.] Macon. 

1\I acks Creek Camden. 

Marion Cole. 

Magoffin Pettis. 

Marionville Lawrence. 

Marshall, [c. h.] Saline. 

Marshfield, [c. h.] Webster. 

Marthasville Warren. 

Martinstown Putnam. 

Mai y ville, [c. h.] Nodaway. 

Maysville, [c. h.] De Kalb. 

May wood Lewis. 

M lyview Lafayette. 

iMcdoc Jasper. 

Medora Osage. 

Melrose St. Louis. 

Melville Wright. 

Memphis Scotland. 



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lIBilBD BOB! 

ST. laOtTIS, MO. 



Is first-class in every respect, with passenger elevator, bath rooms, 
etc., and can comfortably accommodate 500 Guests. 

The Girard House is centrally located, convenient to the wholesale 
business houses, and within five minutes walk of the Court House and 
Post Office. 

No Runners are employed, and the traveling public are cautioned 
against misrepresentations of those running for other hotels. 

Good, Square Meals, elegant and cleanly rooms, and courteous 
treatment can be had at the Girard House for only Two Dollars per 
day. 

Railroad Ticket and Western Union Telegraph Office in the house. 

BYRON A. BALDWIN, Prop'r. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Mendota Putnam. 

Mercer Mercer. 

Merrimac Station St. Louis, 

Mexico, [c. h.] Audrain. 

Miami Saline. 

Middlebrook Iron. 

Middlebury Mercer. 

Middle Fabius Scotland. 

Middle Grove Monroe. 

Middletown Montgomery. 

Milan, [c. h.] Sullivan. 

Miles Point Carroll. 

Millersburg Callaway. 

Millersville Cape Girardeau. 

Mill Port Knox. 

Millsprings St. Louis. 

Millville Ray, 

Millwood '. . . . Lincoln. 

Milton Randolph . 

Minden Lawrence . 

Mine LaMotte Madison. 

Mineral Point Washington . 

Mining Morgan. 

Marabile Caldwell. 

Missouri City Clay. 

Missouriton St. Charles. 

Miteomah Webster. 

Mitchellville Harrison . 

Modena Mercer. 

Mokeville St. Louis. 

Monagan St. Clair. 

Monroe City Monroe. 

Montevallo Vernon. 

Montgomery City. . .Montgomery. 

Monticello [c. h.] Lewis. 

Mooresville Livingston. 

Mornington , Webster. 

Morrison Gasconade. 

Morristown Cass. 

Morse's Mills Jefferson. 

Moselle Franklin. 

Mount Airy Randolph. 

Mountain Grove Perry. 

Mount Hope Lafayette. 

Mount Moriah Harrison. 

Mount Pleasant Gentry. 

Mount Vernon [c. h.].. Lawrence. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY, 

Mount View Benton. 

Munger' s Mill Reynolds. 

Myrtle Knox 

Neeley's L'ding..Cape Girardeau. 

Nelsonville Marion, 

Neola Grundy. 

Neosho [c. h.] Newton. 

Nevada .. .Vernon. 

Newark Knox. 

New Bloomfield Callaway. 

New Boston Macon . 

Newbergh Macon . 

New Cambria Macon. 

New Florence Montgomery. 

New Frankfort Saline. 

New Garden Ray. 

New Harmony Pike. 

New Haven Franklin. 

New Home Bates. 

New Hope Lincoln. 

New London [c. h.J Ralls. 

New Madrid [c. h.] ...N. Madrid. 

New Market Platte. 

New Melle St. Charles. 

New Offenbergh....St. Genevieve. 

New Santa Fe Jackson. 

Newtonia Newton. 

Newtown Putnam. 

New Wells Cape Girardeau. 

Ninevah Adair. 

Normanda St. Louis. 

North Branch Nodaway. 

Northcutt Linn. 

North Salem Linn. 

North Star Atchison. 

Oakfield Franklin. 

Oak Grove Jackson. 

Oakhurst Miller. 

Oakland Laclede. 

Oak Ridge Cape Girardeau. 

O'Fallon St. Charles. 

Old Alexander Lincoln . 

Old Ditch Jefferson. 

Old Mines Washington. 

Old Monroe Lincoln. 

Olio Macon. 

Omaha Putnam, 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Oregon [c. h.] Holt. 

Orleans Polk. 

Orrick Ray. 

Osage Crawford. 

Osage Bluff Cole. 

Osage City Cole. 

Osborn De Kalb. 

Osceola [c. h.J St. Clair. 

O tsego Ray. 

Otter Creek Wayne. 

Otterville Cooper. 

Owasco Sullivan. 

Owensville Gasconade. 

Owl Creek Knox. 

Oxford Worth. 

Oyster Lewis. 

Ozark [c. h] -Crihstian. 

Pacific Franklin. 

Page City Lafayette. 

Paine's Prairie Polk. 

Pallas Green. 

Palmyra [c. h.] Marion. 

Papinsville Bates. 

Paradise Clay. 

Paris [c. h.] Monroe. 

Parker Andrew. 

Parkville Platte. 

Patterson Wayne. 

Patton Boll inger. 

Pattonsburg Davies. 

Paul ville Adair. 

Paxtons Store Pike. 

Pay Down Maries. 

Paynsville Pike. 

Peaksville Clarke. 

Peel Tree Pettis. 

Pendleton Warren. 

Peoria Bates. 

Perrin Clinton. 

Perry Ralls. 

Perryvillc [c. h.] Perry. 

Pevely Jefferson. 

Philadelphia Marion. 

Philander Gentry. 

Piedmont Wayne. 

Pickney Warren. 

Piketon Stoddard. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Pilot Grove Cooper. 

Pilot Knob Iron. 

Pine Bluff Pulaski. 

Pine Ridge Iron. 

Pineville [c. h.] McDonald. 

Pine Hill Jackson. 

Pi ne Oak Warren. 

Pisgah Cooper. 

Pitts Warren. 

Pittsburgh Hickory. 

Plato Texas. 

Platte City [c. h.] Platte. 

Platte River Buchanan. 

Plattsburgh [c. h.] Clinton. 

Pleasant Farm Miller. 

Pleasant Gap Bates. 

Pleasant Hill Cass. 

Pleasant Home Putnam. 

Pleasant Hope Polk. 

Pleasant Mount Miller. 

Pleasant Park... Carroll. 

Pleasant Retreat Scotland. 

Pleasant Ridge Harrison. 

Pleasant Valley Wright. 

Pleasant View Ray. 

Plum Valley Texas. 

Pocahontas... .....Cape Girardeau. 

Point Pleasant New Madrid. 

Pond St. Louis. 

Poplar Bluff [c. h.] Butler. 

Porches Prairie Chariton. 

Port Hudson Franklin. 

Portland • Callaway. 

Post Oak Lincol n . 

Potosi [c. h.] Washington. 

Prairie Bird Adair. 

Prairie City Bates. 

Prairie Home Cooper. 

Prairie Park Nodaway. 

Prairieville Pike. 

Preston Jasper. 

Price's Branch Montgomery. 

Price's Landing Scott. 

Primrose Lewis. 

Prince [c. h.] Mercer. 

Prospect Grove Scotland . 

Prospect Hill Clay. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY- 

Providence Boone. 

Pryor's Store Douglas. 

Punjaub St. Genevieve. 

Queen City Schuyler. 

Quincy Hickory. 

Quitman Nodaway. 

Racine Newton. 

Ramey Johnson. 

Randolph Randolph. 

Ravenna Mercer. 

Reading Pike. 

Radsville... Callaway. 

Reaves Station Butler. 

Reform Callaway. 

Regency Gentry. 

Relfe Phelps. 

Rhineland Montgomery. 

Rich Atchison. 

Richardsonville Chariton. 

Rich Fountain Osage. 

Richmond [c. h.] Ray. 

Richwood Washington. 

Ridge Prairie Saline. 

Ridgely Platte. 

Ridge View Pettis. 

Ringo's Point Adair. 

Ritter Scotland. 

Roanoke Randolph. 

Robertson's Mill Stone. 

Rocheport Boone. 

Rochester! Andrew. 

Rock Hill St. Louis. 

R ck House Prairie Buchanan. 

Rockport [c. h.] Atchison. 

Rock Spring Washington. 

Rocky Comfort Newton. 

Rocky Mount Miller. 

Rolla [c. h,] Phelps. 

Rolling Home Randolph. 

Rondo Polk. 

Roney Hickory. 

Roseal St. Clair. 

Rose Hill Johnson. 

Robidoux Texas. 

Round Prairie Vernon. 

Rowlette Pettis. 

Rural Dale Grundy. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Rushbottom Holt. 

Rushville Buchanan. 

Russell's Hill Shannon. 

Russell's Hill Reynolds. 

Russell's Mills Iron. 

Russelville Cole. 

Saint Annie Pulaski. 

Saint Auberts Callaway. 

Saint Catherine Lynn. 

Saint Charles [c. h.]...St. Charles. 

Saint Clair Franklin . 

Saint Francisville Clarke. 

St. Genevieve[c.h]St. Genevieve. 

Saint James Phelps. 

Saint John Putnam. 

Saint Joseph [c. h.] Buchanan. 

Saint Leger Ozark. 

Saint Louise [c. h.] St. Louis. 

Saint Martins Morgan. 

Saint Mary's St. Genevieve. 

Saint Paul Webster. 

Saint Peter's..... St. Charles. 

Saint Thomas Cole. 

Salem Linn . 

Saline Mercer. 

Salisbury Chariton . 

Salt Creek Chariton . 

Sand Hill Scotland. 

Sand Springs Webster. 

Sand Stone Vernon. 

Santa Fe Monroe. 

Santa Rosa Daviess. 

Sappington St. Louis. 

Sarcoxie Jasper. 

Sarvis Springs Phelps. 

Savannah, [c. h.] Andrew. 

Saxton Buchanan. 

Saverton Ralls. 

Schleursburgh St. Charles. 

Scottsville Sullivan. 

Sedalia, [c. h.] Pettis. 

Sentinel Prairie Polk. 

Sharpsburgh Marion. 

Shawnee Mound Henry. 

Shelbina Shelby. 

Shelbyville, [c. h.] Shelby. 

Sherman St. Louis. 



173 



OGDEN HOUSE, 

Cor. Franklin and Washington Streets, 
CHICAGO, II^IiS. 

TODD & SNOVS^, 

PBOPBIETORS. 



This new and elegantly furnished house is admirably located, being 
but two squares from Board of Trade, and Court House, and 
equally convenient to Post Office, Theatres, Public Halls, 
etc., and is surrounded by many of the largest jobbing 
houses in the city; is complete in its appointments, 
containing all the accommodations of modern 
hotels. The proprietors are gentlemen of 
experience, enterprise and liberality, 
who know the wants of practical 
business men, and to encour- 
age the patronage of 
such, have put their 
rates down to 

#3.^0 F*Eit r>A"i", 

and yet furnish accommodations and set a table equal to those who 
charge $4.00 per day. 



Merchants should stop at the Ogden House. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Sherwood Jasper. 

Shell Knob Barry. 

Shelby's Point Adair. 

Shiloh Butler. 

Shoalsbury Newton. 

Shoneytown Putnam . 

Short Bend Dent. 

Shotwell Franklin. 

Sibley Jackson. 

Sidney Ralls. 

Sigel Pettis. 

Sikestown Scott. 

Silver Lake Perry. 

Sloan's Point Adair. 

Smith City Pettis. 

Smithville Clay. 

Snells Mill Harrison. 

Snibar Lafayette. 

Snow Hill St. Charles. 

Somerset Monroe . 

South Grove Saline, 

South Point Franklin. 

Spencerburgh Pike. 

Spring Bluff Franklin. 

Springfield, [c. h.] Greene. 

Spring Grove Dallas. 

Spring Hill Livingston. 

Spring Valley Adair. 

Squirrel Island Lincoln. 

Stairfield Clinton . 

Stanford Texas. 

Stanton Mines Franklin. 

Steelville, [c. h.] Crawford. 

Steens Prairie Maries. 

Steffenville Lewis. 

Stephen's Store Callaway. 

Stewart Penobscot. 

Stewartsville DeKalb. 

Sticklerville Sullivan. 

Stockland Montgomery. 

Stockton, [c. h.] Cedar. 

Stone House Morgan . 

Stoney Hill Gasconade. 

Stono it. Francois. 

Stoney Point Jackson. 

Stoutville Monroe. 

Stringtown Cole. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY-, 

Strother Jackson. 

Sturgeon Boone. 

Sullivan Franklin. 

Sulphur S. Landing Jefferson. 

Sumac Bollinger. 

Swann ick Bay Ray. 

Sweet Home Nodaway. 

Switzlers Monroe. 

Syracuse Morgan . 

Taitsville Ray. 

Taos Cole. 

Taokis Holt. 

Ten Mile Macon. 

Terre Haute Putnam. 

Thornasville Oregon. 

Tindell Grundy. 

Finney's Grove Ray. 

Tipton Moniteau. 

Tacunia Schuyler. 

Thompson's Station Audrain. 

Trenton, [c. h.] Mercer. 

Troy, [c. h.] Lincoln. 

Truxton Lincoln. 

Tuckersville Camden . 

Tullvania Macon. 

Tuque Warren. 

Turnback Dade. 

Tuscumbia, [c. h.] Miller. 

Twane Dent. 

Ullman's Ridge Miller. 

Union, [c. h.] Franklin. 

Union Grove Gentry. 

Union Mills Platte. 

LTnion Ridge Sullivan. 

Union Star DeKalb. 

Union Valley Nodaway. 

Unionville, [c. h.] Putnam. 

Urbana Dallas. 

Uriah Henry. 

Utica Livingston . 

Valparaiso Sullivan. 

VanBuren [c. h.] Carter. 

Vernoys Mill Pike. 

Vera Cruz [c. h.] Douglas. 

Vermont Cooper. 

Versailles [c. h.] Morgan. 

Victoria Daviess. 



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Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Victoria Station Jefferson, 

Vienna [c. h.] Maries. 

Vineland Jefferson. 

Vi rgil City Cedar. 

Wadesburgh Cass. 

Walnut Creek Bates. 

Walnut Grove Greene. 

Walnut Hill Buchanan. 

Walnut Shade Taney. 

Warsaw Marion . 

Warrenton [c. h.] Warren. 

Warsaw [c. h.] Benton. 

Washburn Prairie Barry. 

Washington Franklin. 

Waterloo [c. h.] Clarke. 

Waverly Lafayette. 

Waynesville [c. h.] Pulaski. 

Webst er Oregon. 

Webster Groves St. Louis. 

Wellington Lafayette. 

Wellsburgh St. Charles. 

Wellsville Montgomery. 

Wentzville St. Charles. 

West Ely Marion. 

West Liberty Putnam. 

Western Platte. 

West Spri ngfield Shelby. 

Westphalia Osage. 

West Plains [c. h.] Howell. 

Westport Jackson. 

Wet Glaze Camden . 

Wheeling Livingston. 

White Cloud Nodaway. 

White Rock Prairie. ...McDonald. 

Whi tesville Andrew. 

Willard Greene. 

Williamsburgh Callaway. 

Williamstown Lewis. 

Williamsville Wayne. 

Wilmathsville Adair. 

Wilson Adair. 

Winchester Clarke. 

Windsor Henry. 

Winemiller's Mills Worth. 

Winigan Sullivan. 

Wintersville Sullivan. 

Winthrop Buchanan. 



Missouri. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Wittenburgh Perry. 

Wolf Creek Wright. 

Woodhill. Dallas. 

Woodlawn Monroe. 

Woodland ville Boone. 

Woodville Macon. 

Woolam Gasconade. 

Wright City Warren. 

Wyaconda Scotland . 

Xenia Nodaway. 

Yancey Phelps. 

Yankee Ridge Harrison. 

Youngs Creek Audrain . 

Youtes Store Perry. 

KANSAS. 

Abilene [c. h.] Dickinson. 

Albany Nemaha. 

Albina Washington. 

AUanthus Ottaway. 

Allen Lyon. 

Alma [c. h.] Wabaunsee. 

Almena Norton. 

AUtona Marshall. 

Alton Sumner. 

Alum Creek Ellsworth. 

America City Nemaha. 

Americus Logan . 

Appleton Bourbon. 

Arcadia Crawford. 

Arington Atchison. 

Atchison [c. h.] Atchison. 

Auburn Shawnee. 

Aron Coffee. 

Baldra Smith. 

Baldwin City Douglass. 

Barnsville Bourbon. 

Barrett Marshall. 

Barritt's Hill Wilson. 

Bartelson Johnson. 

Batcheller Riley. 

Bath Woodson. 

Baxter Springs Cherokee. 

Bazarr Chase. 

Beaver Osborne. 

Beekman Washington. 



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Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Belknap Howard. 

Belmont Woodson. 

Bellgrade Pottawatomie. 

Bennington Ottawa. 

Benton But ler. 

Berea Franklin. 

Berlin Riley. 

Bethel Marion. 

Big Creek Station Saline. 

Big Springs Douglass. 

Big Timber Riley. 

Billingsville Norton. 

Black Jack Douglass. 

Bloomfield Howard . 

Blooming Grove Lynn. 

Blufton Ottawa. 

Blue Hill Mitchell. 

Blue Rapids Marshall. 

Boyle Jefferson. 

Broohty Ly nn . 

Bryant Butler. 

Buffalo Wilson. 

Burlingame [c. h.] Osage. 

Burlington [c, h.] Coffee. 

Burnt Creek Greenwood . 

Cabin Valley Cowley. 

Canville [c. h.] Neosho. 

Canola Howard. 

Capioma Nemeha. 

Carbondale Osage. 

Carlyle Allen. 

Carlton Dickinson. 

Carson Brown. 

Center Creek Riley. 

Caska Cowley, 

Castleton Reno. 

Catholic Mission Neosho. 

Cato Bourbon. 

Cedar Point Chase. 

Centralia Nemaha. 

Centreville Lynn. 

Centropolis Franklin. 

Chapman's Creek Dickinson. 

Cherokee City Cherokee. 

Chetopa Labette. 

Chilicothe Phillips. 

Christiana Green wuod. 



Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Circleville Jackson . 

Clarence Cowk^y. 

Clay Center Clay. 

Clifton Washington. 

Clinton Douglas. 

Coal Creek Ottawa. 

Coal Field Cherokee. 

Coloma Woodson . 

Connor's Station W).-andotte. 

Cook's Ford Jefferson. 

Corinh Osborne. 

Corona Coffee. 

Cottonwood Falls [c. h.]... Chase. 

Council Grove [c. h.] Morris. 

Covington Smith . 

Coy ville .Wilson . 

Cransdale Cloud. 

Crooked Creek McPherson. 

Crawfordsville Crawford . 

Darien Cowley. 

Darrell Smith. 

Dayton Bourbon. 

Delavan Clay. 

Delaware City Leavenworth . 

Delta Jewell. 

De Soto Johnson. 

Denmark Lincoln. 

Detroit Dickinson. 

Dillon Dickinson. 

Dixon Coffee. 

Doniphan Doniphan. 

Dover Shawnee. 

Doyle Marion. 

Easton Leavenworth. 

East Wolf. Russell. 

Eden Atchison. 

Ed wardsville Wyandotte. 

Eldorado Butler. 

Eldridge Sedgwick. 

Elizabethtown Anderson. 

Ellis Ellis. 

Elison Harvey. 

EUinwood Barton. 

Ellma Republic. 

Ellsworth [c. h. ]....,. ...Ellsworth. 

Elmendora Lyon. 

Elm Grove Washington. 



177 

A. B. PEARSON, 



MANUFACTURER OF THE 



FAIRBANK 

STANDARD SCALE, 



AND AGENT FOR THE 



HuDDART Standard Scale, 



Railroad, Stock, Hay, Dormant, Portable Platform, and Counter Scales 
of all Sizes at Manufacturers Prices. 

ALSO, 

Railroad Baggage Trucks, Box Trucks, Grain and Warehouse 
Wagons, Cotton and Weighmasters Beams, Warehouse Skids, &c., 

No. 618 North Main Street, 
ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI. 



By using none but the best materials, and employing only practical 

mechanics, I am able to offer as good an article as any 

others, who have higher prices and make irregular 

discounts, especially as I squander no 

money on traveling men, to run 

down other Scales. 



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Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Elmira Mitchell. 

Ellsmore Allen. 

Ellwood Doniphan. 

Emley Osborne. 

Empire McPherson. 

Emporia [c. h.] Lyon. 

Enterprise Dickinson. 

Erie Neosho. 

Eudora Douglass. 

Eugene Shawnee. 

Fairmount Leavenworth. 

Farland McPherson. 

Farmersburgh Howard. 

Far West Morris. 

Forrest Hill Lyon. 

Forest Home Franklin. 

Fort Harker Ellsworth. 

Fort Earned Peketon. 

Fort Lincoln Bourbon. 

Fort Riley Davis. 

Fort Scott, [c. h.] Bourbon. 

Fort Wallace 

Fredericktown Coffey. 

Fredonia, [c. h.] Wilson. 

Free Will Osborne. 

Fremont Lyon. 

Fulda Howard. 

Gardner Johnson . 

Garnette, [c. h.] Anderson. 

Gatesville Clay. 

Geary Doniphan. 

Geneva Allen. 

Girard, [c. h.] Crawford. 

Glendale Bourbon. 

Golden Gate Howard. 

Good Intent Atchison. 

Graham Graham. 

Granite Bluff Phillips. 

Grandville Jefferson . 

Greely Anderson. 

Greenfield Clay. 

Grenada Nemaha. 

Guittard Station Marshall. 

Guthrie Dickinson . 

Haddam Washington. 

Hamlin Brown . 

Hartford Lyon . 



Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Hart's Mill Howard. 

Hebron Saline. 

Henry ville Riley. 

Hessville Sumner. 

Hiawatha, [c. h.] Brown. 

Hillside Farm Harvey. 

Hage . Leavenworth . 

Holland Dickinson. 

Hallenberg Washington. 

Halton, [c. h.] Jackson. 

Hat Hill Ottawa. 

Horner Creek Greenwood . 

Honek Saline. 

Humboldt, [c. h.] Allen. 

Huron Atchison. 

Hymen Chase. 

Tola Allen. 

Iowa Point Doniphan. 

Irving Marshall. 

luka Labette. 

Jackson Lynn. 

Jacksonville Neosho. 

James' Crossing Jackson. 

Janesville, [c. h.] Greenwood. 

Jarbola Leavenworth. 

Jay Eu Rej, ublic. 

Jefferson Jefferson . 

Jerome Anderson . 

Jewell Center Jewell. 

Johnson Pottawattamie. 

Junction City, [c. h.] Davis. 

Kanwaka Douglas. 

Kennekak Atchison. 

Kenton Greenwood. 

Kickapoo City Leavenworth. 

Kingsville Shawnee. 

Kill Creek Osborne. 

Lafayette Don iphan . 

Lakin Sedgwick. 

Lancaster Atchison. 

Lane Franklin. 

Lanesfield Johnson . 

Lapaz Howard. 

Lappin Nemaha. 

Larkin Atchison. 

Earned Pawnee. 

Lawrence, [c. h.] Douglas. 



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Kansas. 

OFKICE. COUNTY. 

Lecompton Douglas. 

Lena Valley Greenwood. 

Leon Morris. 

Leroy Coffee. 

Loosterville Saline. 

Liberty Woodson . 

Lima Clay. 

Limestone Washington. 

Line Lyon. 

Locust Grove Atchison. 

Lodiana Rice. 

Lodi Miami. 

Lola Cherokee. 

Long Island Phillips. 

Lorain 

Louisville, [c. h.]..Pottawottamie, 

Lury Russell. 

Lynn Creek Shawnee. 

Mace Russell. 

Madison Greenwood. 

Manhattan, [c. h.] Riley. 

Mansfield Lynn. 

Maplewood Allen . 

Marion Center, [c. h.] Marion. 

Marmiton Bourbon. 

Marsh Valley Jewell. 

Marysville, [c. h.] Marshall. 

Matfiel Green Chase. 

May view Jewell. 

May wood Wyandotte. 

Medina Jefferson. 

Medicine Lodge Barbour. 

Miam i Vi 1 lage Miami . 

Middle Creek Chase. 

Mill Creek Bourbon. 

Milo Lincoln. 

Milton Marion. 

Mineral Point Anderson. 

Mission Creek Waubaunsee. 

Monmouth Cherokee. 

Monrovia Atchison. 

Monticello Johnson, 

Moss Springs Davis. 

Mound City, [c. h.] Linn. 

Mount Cenis Dickinson. 

Mount Florence Jefferson. 

Mount Liberty Reno. 



Kansas. 

OIKICE. COUNTY. 

Mount Pleasant Atchison. 

Mount Sterling Bourbon . 

Mount Vernon Howard. 

Moxfield Bremer. 

Murdoch Butler. 

Muscotah Atchison. 

Newman Wyandotte. 

Neosho Falls Woodson. 

Neuchatel Nemaha. 

Neutral City Cherokee. 

New Albany Wilson. 

Newbern Dickinson. 

New Cincinnati Rice. 

New Eureka Brown. 

New Lancaster Miami. 

New Salem Cowley. 

Nickerson Reno. 

Norman ville Doniphan. 

North Cedar Jackson. 

Nottingham Marshall. 

Odena .% Allen. 

Oakwood Linn. 

Ogden Riley. 

Olathe [c. h.] Johnson. 

Ontario Jackson. 

Oriole Smith. 

Osage Miami. 

Osborne [c. h.] Osborne. 

Osbom Neosho. 

Oskaloosa [c. h.] Jefferson. 

Oswego Labette. 

Otto Cowley. 

Ottawa Franklin. 

Ottumwa Coffee. 

Ozark Anderson. 

Padonia Brown. 

Painterhood Howard. 

Palermo Doniphan . 

Paola [c. h.] Miami. 

Parallel Riley. 

Pardee Atchison. 

Parker Montgomery. 

Pauline Shawnee. 

Pawnee Bourbon . 

Pawnee Rock Parton . 

Paw Paw Howard. 

Peach Rice. 



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Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Peach Grove Washington. 

Peoria Franklin. 

Perry .Jefferson. 

Petersburgh Leavenworth. 

Petersville Cherokee. 

Phillippsburgh [c. h.]...Phillipps. 

Pittsburgh Mitchell . 

Pleasant Grove Greenwood. 

Pleasant Ridge Leavenworth. 

Pleasant Valley Lincoln . 

Pleasant View. [c. h.]... Cherokee. 

Plumb Creek Jefferson. 

Plum Grove Atchison. 

Plymouth Lyon. 

Potosi Linn. 

Powellsburg Clay. 

Powhattan Nemaha. 

Prairie City .Douglass. 

Prairie Grove Republic. 

Prairie View Jefferson . 

Quincy Greenwood. 

Quindaro Wyandotte. 

Randolph Riley. 

Rantoul Franklin. 

Raymond Rice. 

Redfield Bourbon. 

Rekeka Morris. 

Reno Leavenworth. 

Remanto Sumner. 

Richardson Osage. 

Rich Anderson . 

Richland Shawnee. 

Ridge Lima. 

Ridge way Osage . 

Robinson Brown . 

Rocheford Bourbon. 

Rockville Miami. 

Roger's Mills Neosho. 

Rooks Center Rooks. 

Rosston Nevada. 

Rubens Sewell. 

Sabetha Nemaha. 

Sabra Sabine. 

Sac and Fox Agency Sabine. 

Safford ...Chase. 

Saint George Pottawatomie. 

St. Mary's Mission.. Pottawatomie. 



Kansas. 

OFFICE, COUNTY. 

St. Nicholas Atchison. 

Salina, (c. h.) Saline. 

Saltmarsh Republic. 

Salt Springs Seward. 

Savannah Pottawatomie. 

Scot Land Jefferson. 

Scranton Osage. 

Sebo Creek Coffee. 

Sedgwick Sedgwick. 

Seneca, (c. h.) Nemaha. 

Sharp's Creek McPherson. 

Shawnee Johnson . 

Shell Rock Greenwood. 

Sherman Johnson. 

Sherman Kingnan. 

Shirley Cloud. 

Sigel Douglas. 

Silver Creek Chase. 

Silver Spri ng Nemaha. 

Skiddy Morris. 

Smith Smith. 

Smith Center Smith. 

Smoky Hill McPherson. 

Solomon City Saline. 

Soldier Republic. 

South Mound Neosho. 

Spring Dale Leavenworth. 

Spring Creek Howard . 

Springfield Mitchell. 

Spring Hill Johnson. 

Spring Place Johnson. 

Spring Valley McPherson. 

Spring Valley Leavenworth. 

Stanley Johnson. 

Stanton Miami . 

Stockdale Riley. 

Stone Carrol Rice. 

Stone Mound Smith. 

Stranger Leavenworth. 

Sunny Side ". . . . .Montgomery. 

Sun Set Republic. 

Summerville Ottawa. 

Sylvan Grove Lincoln. 

Syracuse Crowley. 

Turkey Creek Bourbon. 

Thompson Smith. 

Tremont Washington. 



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Kansas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Trenton Labette. 

Twin Mound Douglas. 

Twin Spring Linn. 

Tylers Brown. 

Union Chase. 

Unonda Brown. 

Upton Miami. 

Verdigris Greenwood. 

Vesper Lincoln. 

Vienna Pottawatomie. 

Violet Springs Rice. 

Virgil Greenwood. 

Wabaunsee Wabaunsee. 

Waconda Mitchell. 

Wallace Wallace. 

Walnut Creek Cherokee. 

Walnut Grove Doniphan. 

Walnut Hill Bourbon. 

Wamego Pottawatomie. 

Washington, (c. h.)... Washington. 

Waterloo Lyon. 

Waveland Shawnee. 

West Asher Mitchell. 

Westmoreland Pottawatomie. 

West Paradise Osborne. 

White City Morris. 

White Cloud Doniphan. 

White Post Montgomery. 

Wild Cat Riley. 

Williamsport Shawnee. 

Willow Springs Douglas. 

Wilmington Wabaunsee. 

Winchester Jefferson. 

WoodhuU Chase. 

Wyandotte, ' c. h.) Wyandotte. 

Wyoming Marshall. 

Xenia Bourbon . 

Youngstown Marion. 

INDIAN TEItRITOBY. 

Boggy Depot Choctaw Nation. 

Buckluxy Cherokee Nation. 

Caddo Choctaw Nation. 

Choctaw Agency Choctaw N. 

Council House Choctaw N. 

Creek Agency Creek Nation. 



Indian Territory.— Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Fort Arbuckle Chickasaw N. 

Fort Gibson Cherokee Nation. 

Ft. Washita Chickasaw N. 

Lightning Creek Cherokee N. 

Micco Creek Nation. 

Suksata Choctaw Nation. 

Pleasant Point... Cherokee Nation. 

Prairie City Cherokee Nation. 

Tahlequah [c. h.]. ...Cherokee N. 

TEXAS. 

Alabama Houston . 

Alleytown Colorrdo. 

Alio Cherokee. 

Anderson [c. h ] Grimes. 

Amona Red River. 

Ant ioch Lavaca. 

Arnickville De Witt. 

Ash Spring Harrison. 

Ashby Houston. 

Ashland Hunt. 

Athens [c. h.]- Henderson. 

Atascosa Bexer. 

Augusta Houston . 

Bagdad Williamson. 

Bedias Grimes. 

BelloeiUe [c. h.] Bee. 

Bell view Rush. 

Bellville [c. h.] Austin . 

Belmont [c. h.] Gonzales. 

Belton Bell. 

Ben Franklin Lamar. 

Bethel Anderson. 

Birdsdale Bell. 

Black Jack Grove Hopkins. 

Black Oak Hopkins. 

Blanco [c. h.] Blanco. 

Bluffton Llano. 

15oli var Denton . 

Bonham [c. h.] Fannin. 

Brazos Sontiago Cameron. 

Brazoria [c. h.] Brazoria. 

Brenham [c. h.] Washington. 

Bright Star Hopkins. 

Bristol Ellis. 

Brookeland Sabine. 



Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Brooklyn Shelby. 

Brownsborough Henderson. 

Brownsville [c. h.] Cameron. 

Brownwood [c. h] Brown. 

Bryan [c. h.] Brazos. 

Bunkeville Newton. 

Burnet [c, h.] Burnet. 

Caldwell [c. h.] Burleson. 

Calloway Upshur. 

Cameron [c. h.] Milam. 

Camp Colorado [c. h.].. Coleman. 

Camp Stockton Bexar. 

Caney Matagorda. 

Carrezo Zapata. 

Carrolton Upshur. 

Cartersville Parker. 

Carthage [c h.] Panola. 

Castroville [c. h.] Madina. 

Cat Spring Austin. 

Cedar Fayette. 

Cedar Hill Dallas. 

Cedar Mills Grayson. 

Cedar Valley Hays. 

Centreville, [c. h.] Leon. 

Chappel Hill Washington. 

Cheeseland Angelina. 

Cherine Necogdoches. 

Cherokee San Saba. 

Cherry S{,rings Gillespie. 

Circleville Williamson. 

Clarksville, [c. h.] Red River. 

Cleburne, [c. h.] Johnson. 

Cleveland Fort Bend. 

Clifton Bosque. 

Clinton, [c. h.] DeWitt, 

Coffee ville Upshur. 

Cobeit's Ferry Grayson. 

Cold Spring Polk. 

Colli nsville Grayson. 

Culthorp? Houston. 

Columbia Brazoria. 

Columbus, [c.h.] Colorado. 

Comanche Springs JSIcClellan. 

Comfor: Kerr. 

Concepcion Douval. 

Concord Hardin. 

Concrete DeWitt. 



Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Content Colorado. 

Corpus Christ i Nueces. 

Corsicana, [c. h.] Navarro. 

Cotton Gin Freestone. 

Courtney Grimes. 

Covington Hill. 

Crane' s Mill Comal. 

Crockett, [c. h.]-- Houston. 

Cross Timbers Ellis. 

Crossville Corryell. 

Cummin's Creek Ellis. 

Cunningham's Bastrop. 

Cuthand Red River. 

Cypress Top Harris. 

Daingerfield Titus. 

Dallas, [c. h.] Dallas. 

Danville Montgomery. 

Decatur, [c. h.] Wise. 

DeKalb Bowie. 

Delaware Bend Cooke. 

Del Rio Kinney. 

Denison Grayson. 

Denton, [c. h.] Denton. 

Double Horn Burnett. 

Dodge Station Walker. 

Douglassville Cass. 

Dresden Navarro. 

Duffan Erath. 

Eagle Pass, [c. h] Maverick. 

Ecleto Karnes. 

Edinburgh, [c. h.] Hidalgo. 

Egypt Wharton. 

Elbe Burleson. 

Eliza Hojiston. 

Elm Mott McLennan . 

El Paso, [c. h.] El Paso. 

Ennis Ellis. 

Etna Smith. 

Eureka Mills Harris. 

Eutaw Limestone. 

Fairfield, [c. h.] Freestone. 

Farmersville Collin. 

Farmington Grayson. 

Fayetteville Fayette. 

Finecastle Henderson. 

Fort Clark, [c. h.] Kinney 

Fort Davis Preside. 



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Texas. 

officf:. county. 

Fort Worth, [c. h.] Tarrant. 

Fredericksburgh, [c.h.].. Gillespie. 

Frelsburgh Colorado. 

Friendship Harrison . 

Frio Town Frio. 

Gainesville, [c. h.] Cooke. 

Galveston, [c h.] Galveston. 

Garden Valley Smith. 

Gay Hill Washington. 

Georgetown, [c. h.]... Williamson. 

Goliad, [c.h.] Goliad. 

Golindo Falls. 

Gonzales, [c. h.] Gonzales. 

Grand Bluff Panola. 

Gray Rock Titus, 

Gray town Bexer. 

Gussettville Live Oak. 

Hackberry Lavaca. 

Halesboro Red River. 

Hamilton Shelby. 

Hardin, [c.h.] Hardin. 

Harrisburgh Harris. 

Haw Creek Fayette. 

Head-of-Elm Montague. 

Hedwig's Hill Mason. 

Hempstead Austin. 

Hendersonville Anderson. 

Hickory Hill Cass. 

High Hill Fayette. 

Highland Collin. 

Hillsborough, [c. h.] Hill. 

Hockley Harris. 

Holloway's Store Walker. 

Homer, [c. h.] Angelina. 

Honey Grove Fannin. 

Hope Lavaca. 

Hopkinsville Gonzales. 

Howard Bell. 

Huntsville, [c. h.] Walker. 

Hutchins Dallas. 

Independence Washington . 

Indiola, [c. h.] Calhoun. 

Industry Austin. 

Iron Clad Limestone. 

Iron Mountain Rusk. 

Jacksborough, [c. h.] Jack. 

Jasper, [c. h.] Jasper. 



Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Jefferson, [c. h.] Marion. 

Jence Falls. 

Johnsons Station Tarrant. 

Kauffman, [c. h.] Kauffman. 

Keechie Leon. 

Kemp Kauffman . 

Kentuckytown Grayson . 

Kerrville, [c. h.] Kerr. 

Kilgore Rusk. 

Knoxville Cherokee . 

Krohue Burleson . 

Ladonia Fannin. 

Lafayette Upshur. 

La Grange, [c. h.] Fayette. 

Lake Robertson. 

Lamar Refugio. 

Lampasas, [c. h.J Lampasas. 

Lancaster Dallas. 

Laredo, [c. h.] Webb. 

Leona Leon. 

Leon Springs Bexer. 

Lexington Burleson . 

Liberty, [c. h.] Liberty. 

Liberty Hill Williamson. 

Linn Flat Nacogdoches. 

Linnwood Cherokee. 

Little Mineral Grayson. 

Livingston, [c. h.] Polk. 

Llano, [c. h.] Llano. 

Lockhart, [c. h.] Caldwell. 

Lone Star Titus. 

Longstreet Montgomery. 

Lyons Fayette. 

McKinney, [c. h.] Collin. 

McLanisborough Hill. 

McMillin Belle. 

Macomb Grayson. 

Madisonville, [c. h.] Madison. 

Mahomet Burnett. 

Malakoff Henderson. 

Maple Springs Red River. 

Marion Angelina. 

Marlin, [c. h.] Falls. 

Marshall, [c. h.J Harrison. 

Marysville Cooke. 

Mason, [c. h.] Mason. 

Matagorda, [c. h.J Matagorda. 



Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Meridian, [c. h.] Bosque. 

Merriltown Travis. 

Mexia Limestone. 

Milam Sabine. 

Milford Ellis. 

Millheim ....Austin. 

Millican Brazos. 

Milton Red River. 

MiUville Rusk. 

Mission Valley Victoria. 

Moffatt Bell. 

Montague, [c. h.] Montague. 

Montgomery, [c. h.]Montgomery. 

Moscow Polk. 

Moss Bluff Liberty. 

Mountain City Hays. 

Mount Calm Limestone. 

Mount Enterprise Rusk. 

Mount Gaynor Hays. 

Mount Olivet McLennan. 

Mount Pleasant Titus. 

Mule Creek Gonzales. 

Naches Houston. 

Nacogdoches, [c. h.]Nacogdoches. 

Navasota Grimes. 

Neckerville Anderson . 

Neere's Store Fayette. 

Nelsonville Austin. 

New Fountain Medina. 

New Port Walker. 

New Salem Rusk. 

Newton, [c. h.] Newton. 

New Ulm ..Austin. 

Norman Hill Bosque. 

Oakville, [c. h.] Live Oak. 

Oakwood Leon. 

OatviUe, [c. h.] Live Oak. 

Oatmeal Burnett. 

Oenaville Bell. 

Omega Upshur. 

Orange, [c. h.j Orange. 

Orangeville Franklin. 

Owensville, [c. h.] Robertson. 

Palestine, [c. h.] Anderson. 

Palo Alto, [c. h.] Palo Alto. 

Palo Pinto Palo Pinto. 

Pana Maria Karnes. 



Texas. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Paris, (c. h.) Lamar. 

Parry ville Wood. 

Peach Tree Jasper. 

Pecan Delta. 

Pennington Houston. 

Pendleton Sabine. 

Peoria Hill. 

Perdido Goliad . 

Pereley Navarro. 

Person ville Limestone. 

Petersburgh Lavaca. 

Pierpont Place DeWitt. 

Pilot Grove Grayson. 

Pine Grove Henderson. 

Pine Town Cherokee. 

Pine Oak Fayette. 

Pittsburgh Upshur. 

Piano Collin. 

Pleasanton (c. h.) Atascosa. 

Plenitude Anderson. 

Plem Creek Caldwell. 

Point Isabelle Cameron. 

Point Pleasant Upshur. 

Pond Spring Williamson. 

Post Oak Grove Lavaca. 

Powellton Harrison. 

Prai rie Houston . 

Prairie Lee Caldwell. 

Prairie Mount Lamar. 

Prairie Plain Grimes. 

Prairie Point Anderson. 

Prospect Burleson . 

Rancho Gonzales. 

Rannesville Grayson. 

Rid Oak Ellis. 

Refugio (c. h.) Refugio. 

Rice Navarro. 

Richardsville Wood. 

Richland Crossing Navarro. 

Rio Grande City Starr. 

Robbinsville Red River. 

Rocky Erath. 

Rockwall Kauffman. 

Roma Starr. 

Rose Hill Harris. 

Round Mountain Blanco. 

Round Rock Williamson. 



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OFFICE. Texas. county. 

Round Top Fayette. 

Rural Shade Navarro. 

Rush Creek Navarro. 

Rusk [c. h.] Cherokee. 

Rutersville Fayette. 

Sabine Pass Sabine. 

Sabinetown Sabine. 

Saint Elmo Freestone. 

Saint Marie Refugio. 

Salado Bell. 

San Antonio [c. h.[ Bexar. 

San Bernardino [c. h.] San Bern. 

San Diego Nueches. 

Sand Fly * Burleson. 

Sandy Blanco. 

Sandy Point Brazoria. 

San Elizario El Paso. 

San Feli p Austin. 

San Gabriel Milam. 

San Marcos [c. h."] Hays. 

San Patricio [c. h.]..San Patricio. 

San Cuba [c. h.] San Cuba. 

Seyene Dallas. 

Seguin [c. h.] Guadalupe. 

Selma Bexar. 

Serbin Bastrop. 

Shelby Austin. 

Sherman [c. h.] Grayson. 

Siep Springs Comanche. 

Sisterdale Comal. 

Sivells Bend Cook. 

Smithson's Valley Comal. 

Somerset Atascosa. 

South Bosque McLennan. 

Spring Branch Comal. 

Si)ringfield [c. h.] Limestone. 

Spring Hill Navarro. 

Stafford's Point Fort Bend. 

Starkesville Lamar. 

Starville Smith. 

Stewards Mill Freestone. 

Stringtown Hays. 

Stovers Cross Roads Kauffman. 

Sugar Land Fort Bend. 

Sullivan's Bluff Houston. 

Sulphur Bluff Hopkins. 

Sumpter [c. h.] Trinity. 

Sutherland Springs Wilson. 

Swartmouth Polk. 

Sweet Home Lavaca. 



OFFICE. Texas. county. 

Taos Navarro. 

Tarrant [c. h.] Hopkins. 

Tennessee Colony Anderson. 

Texana [c. h.] Jackson. 

Tidwell Creek Hunt. 

Timber Creek Hunt. 

Thornton Limestone. 

Town Bluff Tyler. 

Travis Austin. 

Troupe Smith. 

Turner' s Store Kauffman . 

Tumey 's Store Travis. 

Tuscaloosa [c. h.] Tuscaloosa. 

Turtle Bayou Liberty. 

Twi n Sisters Blanco. 

Tyler [c. h.[ Smith. 

Union Hill Kauffman. 

Uvalda [c. h.] Uvalda. 

Valley Mills Bosque. 

Val Verde Denton. 

Valley View Cooke. 

Velasco Brazoria. 

Victoria [c. h.] Victoria. 

Waco [c. h.] Lennan. 

Waller's Store Austin. 

Walling's Ferry Rusk. 

Walnut Hill Panola. 

Warren Fannin. 

Washington Washington . 

Waverly Walker. 

Waxahachie, [c, h.] Ellis. 

Weatherford, [c. h.] Parker. 

Welborville Travis. 

Weston Collin. 

West Point Fayette. 

Wharton, [c. h.] Wharton. 

Wheelock Robertson. 

White Oak Hopkins. 

White Rock Hill. 

Willow Creek Robertson. 

Wilton Ellis. 

Winchester Fayette. 

Woods Panola. 

WoodviUe, [c. h.] Tyler. 

Wrightsborough Gonzales. 

Yorktown DeWitt . 

Young's Settlement Bastrop. 

Zanzenburgh Kerr. 

Zavala Smith. 

Zionville Washington. 



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OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Ackley Hardin. 

Addison Humbolt. 

Add Dallas. 

Adelphi Pope. 

Afton, [c. h.] Union. 

Agency City Wapello. 

Ainsworth Washington . 

Albany Davis. 

Albia, [c. h.] Monroe. 

Albion Marshall. 

Alden Hardin. 

Algona Kossuth. 

Allanakee Kossuth. 

Allen' s Grove Scott. 

Allison Dubuque . 

Almoral Delaware . 

Alpine Wapello. 

Altmont Shelby. 

Alton Dallas. 

Ames Storey. 

Arnish Johnson . 

Amity Scott. 

Anamosa, [c. h.] Jones. 

Andrew, [c. h.] Jackson. 

Aplington Butler. 

Arbor Hill Adair. 

Aricola Mahaska. 

Areola Monona. 

Argo Lucas. 

Armstrong Grove Emmett. 

Ash Grove Davis. 

Ashland Wapello. 

Atalissa Muscatine. 

Atlanta Buchanan. 

Attica Marion. 

Auburn Mahaska. 

Augusta Des Moines. 

Aurora Keokuk. 

Avon Polk. 

Avon Station Polk. 

Batavia Jefferson. 

Bach Grove Wright. 

Boden Keokuk. 

Baker Jefferson. 

Ballycough Dubuque. 

Bangor Marshall . 



OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Bankston Dubuque. 

Barclay Black Hawk. 

Barry ville Delaware. 

Bartlett Fremont. 

Bassett Chickasaw. 

Bath Cerro Gordo. 

Beacon Mahaska. 

Bedford Taylor. 

Beetrace Appanoose. 

Belfast ^ Lee. 

Belinda Lucas . 

Belleair Johnson. 

Bellefontain Mahaska. 

Belle Plaine Benton . 

Bellevue Jackson. 

Belmond Wright. 

Belvidere Monona. 

Bergen Alamakee. 

Benson Grove Winnebago. 

Benton Mills. 

Bentonsport Van Buren . 

Bennington Marion . 

Berlin ' Hardin. 

Bertin Linn . 

Bethel Fayette. 

Bethel Wayne. 

Beulah Clayton. 

Big Mound Lee. 

Big Rock Scott. 

Big Spring Johnson . 

Birmingham Van Buren. 

Blairsburg Hamilton . 

Blairstown Benton . 

Blakesburg Wapello. 

Blakeville Black Hawk. 

Bloomsfield, [c. h.] Davis. 

Blue Grass Scott. 

Blue Point Powesh iek. 

Bluffton Winneshiek. 

Bonacord Johnston. 

Bonaparte Van Buren. 

Boone Dallas. 

Boonesborough, [c. h.] Boone. 

Boon Springs Clinton. 

Border Plains Webster. 

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Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Botavia Jefferson. 

Bottom Monona. 

Bowen's Prairie Jones. 

Boyer River Crawford. 

B ylan' s Grove Butler. 

Bradford Chickasaw. 

Bradley ville Page. 

Blandon Buchanan. 

Brighton Washington. 

Bristol Worth. 

Brookfield Clinton. 

Brookly Powskiek 

Brookville Jefferson. 

Brown's Station Clayton. 

Brown ville Mitchell. 

Brush Creek Fayette. 

Bryson Wapello. 

Buck Creek Bremer. 

Buckh orn Mahaska. 

Buckingham Tama. 

Buena Vista Clinton. 

Buffalo Scott. 

Buffalo Fork Kossuth. 

Buffalo Grove Buchanan. 

Borgess Clinton. 

Burk Benton . 

Burlington, [c. h] Des Moines. 

Burr Oak Winneshiek. 

Busti Howard. 

Butler Keokuk. 

Butler Center, [c. h] Butler. 

Butlerville Tama. 

Cairo Louisa. 

Caldwell Appanoose. 

Caledon ia Ringgold. 

Callioun Harrison. 

C'almar Winneshiek. 

Calmos Clinton . 

( 'aloma Marion . 

Camanc.he Clinton . 

Cambria Wayne. 

Cambridge Story. 

Campton Delaware. 

Canton Jackson . 

Cantril Van Buren. 

Carbon Webster. 

Caidiff Mitchell. 



Iowa. 

OFFICK. COUNTY. 

Carl Adams. 

Carlsle Warren. 

Carroll City Carroll. 

Carrolton, [c.h] Carroll. 

Carr's Point Montgomery. 

Cassady's Corner Boone. 

Cascade Dubuque. 

Cass Center Cass. 

Casey Guthrie. 

Castalia Winneshiek. 

Castana Monona. 

Castleville Buchanan. 

Cedar Bluff Cedar. 

Cedar Creek Greene. 

Cedar Cross Roads Marshall. 

Cedar Falls Black Hawk. 

Cedar Mines Monroe. 

Cedar Rapids Linn. 

Cedar Run Muskingum. 

Cedar Valley Black Hawk. 

Cedarville Washington. 

Centerville Appanoose. 

Central City Linn. 

Centre Page . 

Centre Point Linn. 

Ceres Clayton. 

Cessford Cedar. 

Chandler Keokuk . 

Chapin Franklin . 

Chariton, [c. h] Lucas. 

Charles City Floyd. 

Charleston Lee. 

Charlotte Clinton. 

Chatham Buchanan . 

Chelsea Tama. 

Chequirt Davis. 

Cherokee, [c. h] Davis. 

Chickasaw, [c. h] Chickasaw. 

Chillicothe Wapello. 

Christiansburg Wapello. 

Cincinnati Appanoose. 

Clinton Madison. 

Clarence Cedar. 

Clarinda, [c. h] Page. 

Clarkville Butler. 

Clay Washington. 

Clifford Jones. 



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Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Claymiss jones, 

Clayton Clayton. 

Clear Creek Allamakee. 

Clear Lake Cerro Gordo. 

Clearmont Fayette 

Clifton Louisa.' 

Clinton Clinton. 

Clio Wayne. 

Clyde Jasper. 

Coalton Monroe. 

Coldwater Franklin. 

Colesburg Delaware. 

^°!f^^---: Jasper. 

College Spring Page. 

^°)^-". Storey. 

Columbia Marion. 

Columbus City Louisa. 

Communia Clayton. 

Competine Wapello. 

Comstock Wapello. 

Confidence Wayne. 

Coon Rapids Carrol. 

Coopersville Wapello. 

Copi Johnson. 

Correction ville Woodbery 

Corydon, [c. h.] Wayne. 

Cottage Hardin. 

Cottage Hill Dubuque. 

Cotton Grove Henry. 

Cotton ville Jackson '. 

Council Bluffs,[c.h]Pottawatomie. 

Council Hill Clayton. 

Conover Winneshiek. 

Cox Creek Clayton. 

Crawfordsville Washington 

Crescent City Pottawatomie. 

Cresco Howard. 

Cross Ringgold. 

Croton Lgg 

Crystal '.■.'.■■■■.■■Tama." 

Dahlonega Wapello. 

gairy Washington. 

P^kotah Humbolt. 

gaf City Guthrie 

i^'^las Marion 

Dalmanutha Guthrie, 

^anforth Johnson 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY-, 

Danville Des Moines. 

Davenport, [c. h.] Scott. 

Dayton Center Chickasaw. 

gecatur Decatur. 

Decorah, [c. h.] Winneshiek. 

Deep River Poweshiek. 

Deerfield Chicksaw. 

Delanti Hardin. 

Delaware Delaware. 

Delhi, [c. h.] Delaware 

Denison, [c. h] Crawford. 

Denmark Lgg 

Dennis Appanoose. 

Denver Bremer. 

Des Moines, [c. h.] Polk. 

Dewitt, [c. h] Clinton. 

Dickson Scott. 

Dodge Guthrie! 

Dodgeville Des Moines. 

Donahue Scott. 

Duke Dubuque. 

Durand Mitchell. 

Dorchester Allamakee. 

Doud Station Van Buren. 

Dodge Station Fayette. 

Dover Lge. 

Downey Cedar. 

Darkesville Davis. 

Day Creek Linn.' 

Dubuque, [c. h.] Dubuque. 

Dudley Wapello. 

Dunlap Harrison. 

Durango Dubuque. 

Durant Cedar. 

Dutch Creek Washington. 

Dyersville Dubuque. 

Eagle Bremer. 

Eagle Grove Wright. 

Earlville Delaware. 

Eastport Fremont. 

Eddyville Wapello. 

Eden Fayette. 

Edenville Marshall. 

Edinburgh Jones. 

Elba Carroll. 

Eldora, [c. h.] Hardin. 

Eldorado Fayette. 



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Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Elgin Fayette. 

Elk Decatur. 

Elkhart Polk. 

Elk Horn Shelby. 

Elkport Clayton. 

Elk River Clinton. 

Ellington, [c. h] Hancock. 

Elizabeth Grundy. 

Ellsworth ... Madison . 

Elm Springs Butler. 

Elon Allamakee. 

Elvira Clinton. 

Ely Marion . 

Emmett Emmett. 

Emmettsburgh, [c. h.l-.Palo Alto. 

Enterprise Black Hawk. 

Epworth Dubuque. 

Ernest Lyon . 

Eugene Ringgold. 

Eveland Grove Mahaska. 

Exira, [c. h] Audubon. 

Fairbank Buchanan. 

Fairfax Linn . 

Fairfield, [c. h] Jefferson . 

Fairhaven Tama. 

Fairport Muscatine. 

Fairview Jones. 

Faulkner Franklin . 

Farley Dubuque. 

Farmersburgh Clayton . 

Farmers Creek Jackson. 

Farmersville Mahaska. 

Farmington Van Buren. 

Fayette Fayette. 

Fern Valley Palo Alto. 

Fifteen Mile Grove Tama. 

Fillmore Dubuque. 

Flemingville Linn. 

Flint Mahaska. 

Florence Ben ton . 

Floris Davis. 

Floyd Floyd. 

Fontanelle, [c. h] Adair. 

Fooie Iowa. 

Forest City, [c. h]... Winnebago. 

Forest Home Poweshiek. 

Foreston Howard. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Forestville Delaware. 

Fort Atkinson Winneshiek. 

Fort Dodge, [c. h] Webster. 

Fort Madison, [<^. h] Lee. 

Fort Plain Warren. 

Four Corners Jefferson. 

Frankfort Montgomery. 

Franklin Decatur. 

Franklin Centre Lee. 

Franklin Grove Page. 

Frank Pierce Johnson. 

Frankville Winneshiek. 

Frederick Bremer. 

Fredericksburgh Chickasaw. 

Fredonia Louisa. 

Frederick Monroe. 

Freedom Lucas. 

Freeport Winneshiek. 

Fremont Mahaska. 

French Creek Allamakee. 

Fulton Jackson . 

Galesburgh Jasper. 

Garden Grove Decatur. 

Garden Prairie Green. 

Garibaldi Keokuk. 

Garnaville Clayton. 

Garry Owen Jackson. 

Gaston Fremont. 

Gem Clayton. 

Geneseo Cerro Gordo. 

Geneva Franklin . 

Genoa Wayne. 

Genoa Bluff Iowa. 

Georgetown Monroe. 

Germanville Jefferson. 

Glare 1 Clayton . 

Gilbert Scott. 

Gilbertsville Black Hawk. 

Givin Mahaska. 

Glasgow Jefferson. 

Glendale Jefferson. 

Glen Roy Howard. 

Glenwood, [c. h] Mills. 

Glidden Carroll. 

Godfrey Wapello. 

Goldfield, [c. h ] Wright. 

Gopher Osceola. 



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OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Goshen Ringgold . 

Gosport Marion. 

Grand Mound Clinton. 

Grand River Wayne. 

Grand View Louisa. 

Grant Montgomery. 

Grant City Sac. 

Granville Mahaska. 

Gravity Taylor. 

Great Oak Palo Alto. 

Greely Delaware. 

Green Bay Clarke. 

Greencastle Jasper. 

Greenfield Adair. 

Greenvale Dallas. 

Greenwood Polk. 

Grinnell Poweshiek. 

Grove City Cass. 

Grove Creek Jones. 

Grove Hill Bremer. 

Grundy Center, [c. h]... Grundy. 

Guthrie Center Guthrie. 

Guttenburgh Clayton . 

Half Way Prairie Monroe. 

Hall Creek Minona. 

Hamburgh Fremont. 

Hamilton Marion . 

Hamlin Woodbury. 

Hamlin Grove Audubon. 

Hammondsburgh Warren . 

Hamton, [c. h] Franklin. 

Hard in Clayton. 

Hardin City Hardin. 

Hard Times Pocahontas. 

Harlan, [c. h] Shelby. 

Harper Keokuk. 

Harpers Ferry Alamakee. 

Harris Grove Harrison. 

Hartford Warren . 

Hartland Worth. 

Hawleysville Page. 

Hazel Green Delaware . 

Hebron Adair. 

Helen) Tama. 

H e Uerso 1 1 Lyon . 

Henderson Lucas. 

Hesper Winneshiek. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Hibbsville Appanoose. 

Hickory Van Buren. 

Higginsport Jackson . 

High Creek Fremont. 

High Lake Emmett. 

Highland Clayton. 

Highland Grove Jones. 

High Point Decatur. 

Hillsborough Henry. 

Holladay ' s Adair. 

Holt Taylor. 

Home Van Buren. 

Homer Hamilton. 

Homestead Iowa. 

Hook's Point Hamilton. 

Hopeville Clarke. 

Hopewell Mahaska. 

Hopkinton Delaware. 

Horn Jasper. 

Horton Bremer. 

Hosper Sioux. 

Howard Center. 

Hudson Black Hawk. 

Hull Boone. 

Humboldt Humboldt. 

Humeston Wayne. 

Huron Des Moines. 

Iconium Appanoose. 

Ida, [c. h] Ida. 

Illinois Grove Marshall. 

Illyria Fayette. 

Independence Buchanan. 

Indianapolis Mahaska. 

Indianola, [c. h] Warren. 

Ingart Grove Ringgold. 

Ingham Franklin. 

Inland Cedar. 

loka Keokuk . 

lola Marion. 

Ion Alamakee. 

Iowa Centre Story. 

Iowa City, [c. h.] Johnson. 

Iowa Falls Hardin. 

Iowa Lake Emmett' 

lowaville Van Buren . 

Iron Hills Jackson. 

Irvington Kossuth. 



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Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Jacksonville Chickasaw. 

Jaynesville Bremer. 

Jefferson Dubuque. 

Jeffersonville Lee. 

Jenks Taylor. 

Jerome Appanoose. 

Jessup Buchanan . 

Johnson Jones. 

Jollyville Lee. 

Kasson Madison. 

Keosauqua, [c. h] VanBuren. 

Kier Buchanan. 

Kimball Jasper. 

King Dubuque. 

Kingston Des Moines. 

Kirkville : Wapello. 

Kirkwood Appanoose. 

Kiron Crawford. 

Kesho Webster. 

Kni ffen Wayne . 

Knoxville, [c. h] Marion. 

Kossuth Des Moines. 

Kossuth Center Kossuth. 

Koszta Iowa. 

Lacelle Clarke. 

Lacey , Muscatine. 

Lacona Warren. 

Ladora Iowa. 

Lafayette Linn . 

LaGrange Lucas. 

Lake City, [c. h] Calhoun. 

Lake Mills Winnebago. 

Lake View Palo Alto. 

Lakins Grove H amilton . 

Lamotte Jackson . 

Lancaster Keokuk. 

Langworthy Jones. 

Lansing Alamakee. 

Laporte City Black Hawk. 

Larch wood Lyon . 

Last Chance Lucas. 

Lattners Dubuque. 

La Vega Des Moines. 

Lawler Chickasaw. 

Lawrenceburgh Warren. 

Lebanon Van Buren. 

Le Clair Scolt. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Le Grand Marshall. 

Leighton Mahaska. 

Lenox Taylor. 

Leon, [c. h] Decatur. 

Leroy Bremer. 

Lester Black Hawk. 

Lewis, [c. h] Cass. 

Lewisburgh Wayne. 

Liberty Clarke. 

Liberty Center Warren. 

Libertyville Jefferson. 

Lima Fayette. 

Lime Creek Cerro Gordo. 

Lime Spring Howard. 

Lincoln Polk. 

Linden Dallas. 

Linton Des Moines. 

Linton Louisa. 

Lisbon Linn. 

Listonville Woodbury. 

Lithopolis Hard in . 

Little Port Clayton. 

Litchfield Taylor. 

Little Sioux Harrison. 

Little Turkey Chickasaw. 

Livingston Appanoose. 

Lockridge Jefferson. 

Locust Lane Winneshiek. 

Logan Harrison. 

Lotts Louisa. 

Long Tree Johnson. 

Lot hrope Warren . 

Lotts Creek Humboldt. 

Loveland Pottawatomie. 

Lovilia Monroe. 

Lowden Cedar. 

Lowell Henry. 

Low Moore Clinton. 

Lucena Clayton. 

Lud low Alamakee. 

Linn Wright. 

Lybrand Alamakee. 

Lycurgus Alamakee. 

Lynn Warren. 

Lynnville Jasper. 

Lyons Clinton. 

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OFFICE. COUNTY. 

McGregor Clayton . 

Macedonia Pottawatoniie. 

Mackeys Grove Boone. 

Macksville Guthrie. 

Madison Jon es. 

Magnolia, [c. h] Harrison. 

Malcolm Poweihiek. 

Manchester Delaware. 

Manhattan Keokuk. 

Manteno Shelby. 

Manti Fremont. 

Mapleton Monona. 

Maquoketa Jackson. 

Marengo, [c. h] Iowa. 

Marion, c. h Linn. 

Marshall Henry. 

Marshalltown, [c. h] Marshall, 

Martell Jones. 

Martinsburgh Keokuk. 

Masonville Delaware. ' 

Massillon Cedar. 

Maudville Butler. 

Mechanicsville Cedar. 

Melray Dubuque. 

Melpine Muscatine. 

Melrose Grundy. 

Memory Taylor. 

Mentor Bremer. 

Merrimac Jefferson. 

Middletown Des Moines. 

Mid Prairie Henry. 

Mill Fayette. 

Milledgville Appanoose. 

Millersburgh Iowa. 

Millers Creek Black Hawk. 

Mill Grove Poweshiek. 

Millville Clayton. 

Milton Van Buren. 

Mineral Ridge Boone. 

Minerva Marshall. 

Missouri Valley Harrison. 

Mitchell, [c. h.] Mitchell. 

Mitchelville Polk. 

Module Harrison. 

Mofifit's Grove Guthrie. 

Moingona Boone. 

Mora Mitchell. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Moorehead Monona. 

Monmouth Jackson. 

Monona Clayton. 

Monroe Jasper. 

Montana Boone. 

Monterey Davis. 

Montezuma, [c. h] Poweshiek. 

Monticello Jones. 

Mormon ton Taylor. 

Moravia Appanoose. 

Morning Sun Louisa. 

Moscow Muscatine. 

Mount Algior Jackson. 

Mount Auburn Benton. 

Mount Ayr, [c. h] Ringold. 

Mount Hope ....Delaware. 

Mount Joy Scott. 

Mount Pisgah Harrison. 

Mount Pleasant, [c. h] Henry. 

Mount Sterling Van Buren. 

Mount Vernon Linn. 

Mount Zion Van Buren. 

Moville Woodbury. 

Munch Chunk Mohaska. 

Muscatine, [c. h.] Muscatine. 

Nashua Chickasaw. 

Nautville ...Black Hawk. 

Nemora Johnson. 

Nevada, [c. h] Storey. 

Nevinville Adams. 

New Alba Winneshiek. 

Newark Marion. 

Newbern Marion. 

New Albin Alamakee. 

New Boston Lee. 

New Buda. Decatur. 

Newburgh Mitchell. 

New Hampton Chickasaw. 

New Hartford Butler. 

New Liberty Scott. 

New London Henry. 

New Oregon, [c. h] Howard. 

New Philadelphia Story. 

Newport Center Johnson. 

New Providence Hardin. 

New Sharon Mahaska. 

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Iowa. 

OFFICIO. COUNTY. 

Newtonville Buchanan. 

New Vienna Dubuque. 

New Virginia Warren. 

New York Wayne. 

Niles Van Buren. 

Nine Eagles Decatur. 

Noblet cju Polk. 

Nora Springs Floyd. 

Norris Marshall. 

North English Iowa. 

Northfield Des Moines. 

North Liberty Johnson. 

North McG regor Clayton. 

North River Dallas. 

XorthviUe Greene. 

North Washington Chickasaw. 

Northwood, c. h. Worth. 

Norwalk Warren. 

Nugent's Grove Linn. 

Nunia Appanoose. 

Oakfield Audubon. 

Oakland Valley Franklin. 

Oak Point Van Buren. 

Oak Spring Davis. 

Oasis Johnson. 

O'Brien, c. h O'Brien. 

Oceola, c. h Clarke. 

Ogden Dubuque. 

Ohio Madison. 

Okoboj i Dicki nson. 

Ola Lucas, 

Old Mission Winneshiek. 

Onawa City, c. h Monona. 

Oran Fayette. 

Orange Clinton. 

Orford Tama. 

Orleans Appanoose. 

Orono Muscatine. 

Osage Mitchell. 

Oshkosh Sioux. 

Oskaloosa, c. h Mahaska. 

Osprey Monroe. 

Ossian Winneshiek. 

Otho Webster. 

Otisville Franklin. 

Oto Woodbury. 

Otranto Mitchell. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Otrego Fayette. 

Ottaway Clarke. 

Otter Creek Jackson. 

Otterville Buchanan. 

Ottumwa, c. h Wapello. 

Owen's Grove Cerro Gordo, 

Oxford Junction Jones. 

Oxford Mills Jones. 

Ozark Jackson . 

Pacific City .'...Mills. 

Page City Page. 

Palermo Grundy. 

Palestine Johnson. 

Palmyra Warren. 

Palo Linn. 

Panora, c. h Guthrie. 

Paris Linn. 

Parkersburgh Butler. 

Parrish Des Moines. 

Pattison Mad ison. 

Pearl Rock Chickasaw. 

Pedee Cedar. 

Pella Marion. 

Peoria Mahaska. 

Peoria City Polk. 

Peosta.. Dubuque. 

Pierce Point Dallas. 

Pierceville Van Buren. 

Pike Muscatine. 

Pilot Grove Lee. 

Pilot Mound Boone. 

Pilot Rock Cherokee. 

Pine Oak Dubuque. 

Pittsburgh Van Buren. 

Plainview Scott. 

Plattville Taylor. 

Pleasant Grove Des Moines. 

Pleasant Hill Cedar. 

Pleasant Plain Jefferson. 

Pleasant Valley "...Scott. 

Pleasantville Marion. 

Plum Hollow Fremont. 

Plymouth Cerro Gordo. 

Plymouth Rock Winneshiek. 

Point Pleasant Hardin. 

Polk City Polk. 

Port Allen Louisa. 



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Iowa. 

OFFICE, COUNTY. 

PortlandviHe Plymouth. 

Port Louisa Louisa. 

Port Richmond Wapello. 

Postville Alamakee. 

Prairieburgh Linn. 

Prairie C'ty Jasper. 

Prai rie Grove Clarke. 

Prairie Hill Boone. 

Prairie Mills Muscat ine. 

Primrose Lee. 

Pri nceton Scott. 

Promise City Wayne. 

Prospect Clay. 

Prospect Hill Linn. 

Pulaski Davis. 

Putnam Fayette. 

Quasqueton Buchanan. 

Quincy, c. h Adams. 

Ramersa Clinton. 

R.indidl Hamilton. 

kavrnoiid Black Hawk. 

R-:;>d Clayton. 

Rrdiiin^ Ringgold. 

Rc.dfield Dallas. 

Red Oak Cedar. 

Red Oak June, c.h, Montgomery. 

Red Rock. Marion. 

Reader's Mills Harrison. 

Reinbeck Grundy. 

Riceville Mitchell. 

Richfield Fayette. 

Richland Keokuk. 

Richmond Washington. 

Ridgedale Polk. 

Ridgeway Winneshiek. 

Riley Clarke. 

Riggs Clinton. 

Ringgold Ringgold. 

Rippey Greene. 

Rising Sun Polk. 

Riverside Boone. 

Riverview Lyon. 

Robin Benton. 

Rochester Cedar^ 

Rock Branch Woodbury. 

Rock Cerro Gordo. 

Rock Dale Dubuque. 



Iowa. 

OFFICE. COUNTY. 

Rockford Floyd. 

Rock Grove City Floyd. 

Rolfe, c.h Pocahontas. 

Rome Henry. 

Rose Mount Warren. 

Roseville Alamakee. 

Round Grove Scott. 

Russell Lucas. 

Russell Grove Hamilton. 

Sabula Jackson. 

Sac City, c. h Sac. 

Saint Ausgar Mitchell. 

Saint Charles Madison. 

Saint Clair Menona. 

Saint Donatus Jackson. 

Saint Oilman Osceola. 

Saint John Harrison. 

Saint Paul Lee. 

Saint Sebald Clayton. 

Salem Henry. 

Salina Jefferson. 

Sand Spring Delaware. 

Sandusky Lee. 

Sandvville Warren. 

Saratoga Howard. 

Savannah Davis 

Saylorville Polk. 

Seola Montgomery. 

Scotch Grove Jones. 

Scotch Center Fayette. 

Selma Wayne. 

Seneca Kossuth. 

Seventy-Eight Johnson. 

Sedgewick Decatur. 

Sharon Warren. 

Sheldon O'Brien. 

Shell Rock Butler. 

Shell Rock Falls Cerro Gordo. 

Shellsburgh Benton . 

Sheridan Van Buren. 

Sherman Poweshiek. 

Sherrill's Mount Dubuque. 

Shobes Grove Franklin. 

Shueyville Johnson. 

Sibley Osceola. 

Siam Taylor. 

Sidney, c. h Fremont. 



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Iowa. 

OFFICK. Cor.NTY. 

Sigel Clayton. 

Sigourney, c. h Clayton. 

Silver I.ake Worth. 

Simpson Adams. 

Sioux City, c. h Woodbury. 

Smi thland ^Vool i bu ry . 

Smyrna Clarke. 

Snow Hill Page. 

Snyder Dallas. 

Soda Bar Palo Alto. 

Soldier Valley Harrison. 

Solon Johnson. 

South English Keokuk. 

South Flint Des Moines. 

South O'Brien 0'15rien. 

Spechts Ferry Dubuque. 

Spencer Grove Benton, 

SpiUville Winneshiek. 

Spinneyville Scott. 

Spirit Lake, c. h Dickinson. 

Spragueville Jackson. 

Springbrook Jackson. 

Sj^ri ng Creek Tama. 

Spring Dale Cedar. 

Springfield Keokuk. 

Spring Grove Linn. 

Spring Lake Bremer. 

Spring Valley Decatur. 

Springville Linn. 

Spring Water Winneshiek. 

Stacy ville Mitchell . 

Stapleton Ch ickasaw. 

Star Marion. 

State Cen ter Marshall. 

Stetapolis Iowa. 

Sterling Jackson. 

Stiles Davis. 

Story City Story. 

Strawberry Point Clayton . 

Sugar Creek Jasper. 

Summers Benton . 

Summerset Warren . 

Summit Muscat i ne. 

Summitville Lee. 

Sumner Bremer. 

Sunny Side Buchanan. 

Swanton Butler. 



Iowa. 

OI-KICF.. COUNTY. 

Swea Kossuth. 

Sweede Point Boone. 

Smutland Center Muscatine. 

Syracuse Bremer. 

Tabor Fremont. 

Tallahoma Tineas. 

Tama City Tama. 

Tara Webster. 

Tarkio Page. 

Tay lorsville Fayette. 

Teeds Grove Clinton . 

Terre Haute Decatur. 

Timber Creek Marshall. 

Tipton, c. h Cedar. 

Tivoli Dubuque. 

Toledo, c. h Tama. 

Toolsborough Louisa. 

Toronto Clinton. 

Tower Hill Delaware. 

Trenton Henry. 

Tripol i Bremer. 

Troy Davis. 

Troy Mills Linn. 

Twin Lakes Calhoun . 

Twin Spring Winneshiek. 

Tyro Poweshiek. 

Tyrone Monroe. 

Ulster Floyd . 

Union Hard in . 

Union City Union 

Union Grove Page. 

Union Hill Ringgold. 

Union Mills Mahaska. 

Union Prairie Alamakee. 

Union Ridge Butler. 

Union Town. Delaware. 

Unionville Appanoose. 

Upland Lyon. 

Upper Grove Hanc ock. 

Upton Van linren. 

Urbana Benton . 

Utica Vai 1 Buren. 

Valley Washington . 

Valley Farm Linn. 

Valisca Montgomery. 

Van Buren Jackson. 

Vandal ia Jasper. 



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OFFICE: Iowa. COUNTY. 

Vaughan '. . . .Fremont. 

Venus Madison . 

Vernon Van Buren. 

Victor Iowa. 

Vienna Marshall. 

Village Creek Alamakee. 

Vincennes Lee . 

Vinton, c. h Benton. 

Viola ■ Linn . 

Virginia Grove Louisa . 

Volga City Clayton . 

Volney Alamakee. 

Wacousta Humboldt. 

Wagner Clayton. 

Wahaghbonsy Mills. 

Walnut City Appanoose. 

Walnut Fork Jones. 

Walnut Grove Scott. 

Waltham Tama. 

Wapello, c. h Louisia. 

Wapsa Linn. 

Wardena Fayette. 

Wards Corners Buchanan. 

Warren Lee . 

Warren Center Lucas. 

Warsaw Wayne. 

Washington, c. h Washington. 

Washta Cherokee. 

Waterloo, c. h Black Hawk. 

Water town Floyd . 

Waterville Alamakee. 

Waubeck '. Linn. 

Waucoma. . .'. Fayette. 

Waukon, c. h Alamakee. 

Waverly, c. h Bremer. 

Wayne ,. Henry. 

Webster Keokuk . 

Webster City, c. h Hamilton. 

Weller Monroe. 

Wells Mills Appanoose. 

Welton Clin ton . 

Wentworth Mitchell. 

West Albany Fayette. 

West Bend Palo Alto. 

West Branch Cedar. 

West Chester Washington. 

West Dayton Webster. 

Western College Linn. 

Westerville Decatur. 

West Grove Davis. 



OFFICE. Iowa. COUNTY. 

West Irving Tama. 

West Liberty Muscatine. 

West Mitchell. 

West Point Iowa. 

West Point Lee. 

West Prairie Linn. 

West Troy Iowa. 

West Union, c. h Fayette. 

What Cheer Keokuk. 

Wheatland Clinton. 

Wheelers Grove Pottawatomie. 

Wheeling Marion . 

White Cloud Mills. 

White Oak Mahaska. 

White Pigeon Keokuk. 

Whitesborough Harrison. 

Whitney ville Cass. 

Wickliffe Jackson. 

Willets Van Buren. 

Williams Hamilton. 

Williamston Chickasaw. 

Williola ■. Lyon. 

Willoughby Butler. 

Wilton Junction Muscatine. 

Winchester Van Buren. 

Windham Joh nson . 

Winfield Henry. 

Winona Henry. 

Winterset, c. h Madison. 

Winthrop Buchanan. 

Wiota Cass. 

Wolf Creek Tama. 

Woodbine Harrison. 

Woodbury Woodbury. 

Woodstuck Wright. 

Wood ville Winneshiek. 

Wooster Jefferson . 

Worth Boone. 

Worthington Dubuque. 

Wyoming Jones. 

Xenia Dallas. 

Yankee Settlement Clayton. 

Yatesville Calhoun. 

Yatton Washington. 

Yazoo Harrison . 

York Delaware. 

York Prairie Cedar. 

Yough Boone. 

Zoar Cedar. 

Zwingle Dubuque. 



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ST. LOVIS. 

St. Louis, now a city of 425,000 citizens, is naturally in the right 
place, being on the great Mississippi river, just below the mouth and 
junction of the great Missouri river, and within reasonable distance 
of the mouth of the great Ohio river, — the three greatest rivers on 
the North American continent, — thus receiving the benefit of thou- 
sands of miles of river transportation, as well as by rail, over seven- 
teen trunk lines of railroad, and several others whose entire business 
passes over these main lines, thus reaching by rail every conceivable 
point of the compass, and each of these are rapidly extending and 
adding branch roads, covering the entire Mississippi, Missouri and 
Ohio valleys and the great "Southwest," — a larger scope of produc- 
tive country than any other city has ever had access to, or controlled, 
numbering hundreds of towns and villages, all which can more cheaply 
draw their supplies from St. Louis than any other point. 

Notwithstanding all that nature and the foresight and industry of 
ancestry have done for this city, it is not yet alive to its advantages ; 
seclusion and bigotry have here existed for a quarter of a century, and 
still controls full half of her citizens, among whom are many good, 
honest old fogies, that would do quite as much for themselves, their 
posterity and the public, by passing to the "Happy Hunting Grounds," 
and leaving untrammeled the industry and enterprise possessed by 
those left remaining. The names of a few of those last named, are 
given in the following list and in our advertising pages, the exact 
number of page being found by referring to the " Index " in front of 
book : 

Pat7'07lS, 

Alexander, John G., Railway supplies, 307 Pine. 

Allison & Rohan, Boiler makers and Sheet Iron Workers, 1008 to 1014 

North Second. 
Baldwin, B. A., Proprietor Girard House, corner Broadway and Carr. 

Sec c:ard by Index. 
Barnes & Beynon, Book and Job Printers, 215 Pine. 
Beard & Bro., Manufacturers of Safes, Bank Vaults, and Cotton Ties, 

918 and 920 North Second. See card by Index. 
Bemis, Brown &. Co., Manufacturers and Jobbers, in Bags and Bagging, 

104 and 106, North Main. See card by Index. 
Berthold & Jennings, Lumber Commission Merchants, iS South Main. 

See card by Index. 
Bolte, Frederick, Stoves and Tinware at Wholesale and Retail. 1310 

Broadway. See card by Index. 
Branch, Crookes & Co., Saw Manufacturers, 114 and ri6 Vine. See 

card by Index. 



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Bridge, Beach & Co., Stove Manufacturers and Jobbers of Tinners' 

Stock, Sheet Iron, and Wire, 120 North Main. 
Brown, Robert B., Wholesale dealer in Oils and Paints, 210 and 212 

Washington Avenue. 
Buck &L Wright, Stove Manufacturers and Dealers in Hollow Ware, 

720 and 722 North Main. See card by Index. 
Butchers' and Drovers' Bank, Northeast corner Fifth and Morgan. 

B. M. Chambers, President, P. S. Langton, Cashier. See card by 

Index. 
Chase, H. & L., Manufacturers Bags, Burlaps, and Jobbers of Bag- 
ging, 8 and 10 North Main. See card by Index. 
Chicago, Alton and St. Louis R. R. Co., General Offices, Chicago. 

Ticket Office 117 North Fourth. See card by Index. 
Coleman, R. E., Builders' and General Hartlware, 908 Broadway. 

See card by Index. 
Crane, J. H., Wholesale Dealer in Furniture^ Chairs, etc.. Southeast 

corner Fourth and Washington Avenue. 
Erefort & Petering Wholesale Grocers, 619 and 621 North Second. 
Excelsior Shoe Company, Manufacturers of Ladies', Misses', and 

Mens' Shoes, 303 Christy Avenue. See card by Index. 
Finigan, T. J., General Dealer in Fruits and Produce, 806 Broadway. 

See card by Index. 
Fohey, Thomas, Feed and Commission Stables, 1509 Broadway. 
Fluegel, Henry J., Manufacturer of Pocket Books, Bankers' and Sur- 
geons Cases, 109 North Sixth. 
Gilmartin & Kolives, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Tobacco and 

Cigars, 1 118 Broadway. 
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Company, 307 North Fifth st. 

See card by Index. 
Hake, Wm. & Bro., Produce Commission Merchants, 820 Broadway. 
Hall, Geo. D., Sligo Iron Store, and President Missouri Furnace Co., 

1007 North Second. 
Hoithaus, A., Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harness and Collars, 

1429 Broadway. See card by Index. 
Harris, J. G. & Co., Stencil and Steel letter Works, 416 and 418 North 

Second. See card by Index. 
Hauer, Joseph, General Commission and Produce Merchant, 713 

Nor til Third. See card by Index. 
Heltzell, M. D. dt Co., Commission Merchants in Salt, Lime, Cement, 

Plaster, etc., 807 North Second. 
Hill, Wm. L., General Agent New York Life Insurance Company, 

417 Pine. 
Howe Sewing Machine Company, Thomas M. Cochrane Manager, 

620 Washington Avenue. 
Horstman, C , Commission Merchant, 811 Broadway. See card by 

index. 
Husbands Bros., Wliolesale Fancy Groceries, 712 North Second. 
Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company, General Offices Re- 
publican Building corner Third and Chestnut. See card by Index. 



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Joy, G. L.. General Agent Ohio River and West Virginia Salt Com- 
panies, 122 Olive. See card by Index. 
Krieckhaus A. ^: Co., Hides, Leather, Wool, Furs, etc., 414 South 

Main. 
Langdean & Reed, General Commission Merchants, 705 Broadway. 

See card by Index. 
Liberty Hotel, Henry Kury, Proprietor, S. 508 7th. See card by Index. 
Logan, A. L. & Co., Compilers and Publishers of Railway Business 

Directories, Post Offi --. Directory and Gazzetters, 621 North Fifth. 

See card in full b\- In<lex. 
McCombs, Keller & Byrnes, Hardware Imj.orters and Jobbers, 100 

and 102 Nortli Main. See card by Index. 
McDonald & Co., Importers and Jobbers in Laces, Linen, Damask 

and ^^'hite Goods, 202 North Fifth street. See card by Index. 
Maguire, J. & C, Wholesale Druggists and Proprietors of Family 

Medicines, corner Olive and Second. See card by Index. 
Mepmod, Jaccard & Co., Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in 

Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware and Bronzes, 401 

and 403 North Fourth street. 
Missouri Lead and Oil To., Manufacturers White Lead, Red Lead and 

LitharL;e, 425 South INLiin. 
Muldoon 6l Sharp, Pork Packers and Provision Dealers, 904 Broad 

way. See card by Index. 
Owens, Lane & Dyer Machine Co., Manufacturers of Engines, Saw 

]\Iills, Wood and Iron Working Machinery, etc., 717 North Second. 

See card by Index. 
Parson J. R. &. F., Manufacturers of "Parson's " Shirts,, and Dealers 

in Men's Furnishing Goods, 421 North Fifth. See card by Index. 
Partridge, George & Co., Dealers in Oils and Paints, 712 North Main. 

See card by Index. 
Pearson, A. B., Proprietor Mississippi Scale Works, 618 North Main. 

See card by Index. 
Peters, Joseph, Proprietor Missouri Furniture Factory. Warerooms 

411 Morgan. See card by Index. 
Planters House, Sparr & Kelsey, Proprietors, Fourth, Fifth and 

Chestnut, See card by Index. 
Raboteau & Co., Wholesale Druggists and Dealers in Druggists 

special Goods, 714 North Fifth. See card by Index. 
Ross, E. H., Alanufacturer and Dealer in Frames, Photos, Pictures, 

etc., 311 and 313 Locust. See card by Index. 
St. Nicholas Hotel, Fourth, near Franklin avenue, E. Jennings, 

Proprietor. See card by Index. 

St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern R'y, General Office 

Re])ublican Building, corner Third and Chestnut. See card. 

St. Louis Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Works, Main, cor- 
ner Almond. 

St. Louis Piano Manufacturing Company, Manufactur- 
ers of Grand Sc]uare and Upright Pianos, and Agents of Organs, 
Fifth, southwest corner of Locust. See card by Index. 

St. Louis Water Meter Co., Isaac Cook, Secretary. Proprie- 
tors of Cook's Imi)roved Water Meter Co., 621 North Fifth. 



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Samuel, E. M. & Sons, Commission Merchants and Cotton 
Fartors, corner Vine and Levee. 

Scherrer & Twining, Artists' and Painters' Supplies, 716 North Second. 

Schotten, Wm. & Co., manufacturers of Mustard, Coffees, Spices, 
etc., Third and Cedar. See card by Index. 

Smith, J., File manufacturer and Hardware Merchant, 1419 Broad- 
way. See card by Index. 

Souther, E. E. & Bro., Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware, 932, 
934 and 936, North Second. 

Southern Hotel, Fourth, Fifth and Walnut, Laveille, Warner & 
Co., Proprietors. See card by Index. 

Southeastern Railway Company, General Office and Ticket 

Office northwest corner Fourth and Walnut. See card by Index. 
Staed Brothers, Commission Merchants and Grocers, 942 Broadway. 

See card by Index. 
Steinberg, M. J., Hats, Caps, Straw Goods and Furs, 104 North 

Fourth. 
Victor Sewing Machine Company, 210 North Sixth. See card by Index. 
Wasson, H. D., Dealer in Hides, Pelts and Furs, 920, North Main. 
Waterman Bros. & Co., Iron and Wagon Stock, 809 N. Main. 
Webber, H. B. & Co., Successors to A. McDowell & Co., Im 

porters, Jobbers, and Retailers of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window 

Shades, Mattings, etc., 506 North Fourth. See card page. 
Whitehead & Robinson, General Life, Fire, Marine and Accident 

Insurance Agents, northeast corner Third and Olive. 
Whilte, F. A., Wholesale Hardware, 712 Broadway. 
Wight, Andrew, manufactyrer of Omnibuses, Street Cars, Stages, 

Circus and Peddlling Wagons, 2300 Broadway. See card by Index. 
Whittier, C, M. D., Medical Institute for Treatment of Chronic 

Diseases, 617 St. Charles. See card by Index. 

New Orleans JPatrons, 

Bauer, F., Wholesale Dealer in Hats, Caps, Rubber and Oil Clothing, 

Trunks, Valises, etc., 54 Canal. See card by Index. 
Moore & Hardie, Importers and Jobbers in China, Glass, Silver, Tin 

and Queensware and House Furnishing Goods, 29 Camp and 116 

Common. See card by Index. 
IVEullan, H. J. & Co., importers and Jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, 

Tools, Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware, 69 and 71 Common, and 

52 Canal. See card in full by Index. 
Wallace & Co., importers. Wholesale Dealers rnd Jobbers of 

Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, corner Common and Magazine. 

See card by Index. 

Chicago Patrons. 

Davis Sewing Machine Co., 354 Wabash avenue, j. B. 

Collins, Manager. See card by Index. 
Eaton, E. E., Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Fishing Tackle, 53 State. 

See card by Index. 
Ogden House, Todd & Snow, Proprietors, corner Washington 

and Franklin. See card by Index. 



THE 

MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS 

0£Fer for Sale 

1,300,000 ACRES, 

OP' THE 

BEST LAND IN KANSAS. 



The lands are situated mainly within twenty miles on each side of 
the road, extending one hundred and eighty miles along the 
rrSOSHO VA.I-LEY, 

the richest, finest and most inviting valley for settlement in the West 
The lands are admirably adapted to fruit and vine culture stock 
raising, and dairy business. They consist of rich bottoms level 
undulating and rolling prairie, usually convenient to wood and stone' 
spring, creek or river water. Situated between the parellels of 17 
and 39 degrees north latitude, the temperature is generally mild and 
, equable, requiring little hay for wintering of stock. 

Interspersed among cultivated tracts, and lying in large bodies 
together, they present inducements to families, neighborhood settle- 
ments, and large colonies, possessed by no other lands in the State. 
Uhile the lands of snnilar corporations have been cu//e^ by the two 
hundred thousand settlers of the last two years, these have been rigidly 
reserved intact, and are now open to the actual hard-working settler 
— the bone and sinew of the nation. 

SOII«. 

Most of the State rests upon a clay sub-soil, with a black alluvial 
mould above. Along the streams and rivers this mould is from three 
to SIX feet deep, and on the uplands or prairies, from one to three feet 
Its richness a generation cannot exhaust. 

PRICSS OF LJIlND. 
Our lands vary in price, usually from $2 to $10 per acre, are sold 
upon a credit of ten (10) years' time, and on more favorable terms 
than those of any other company in the State. It is our our purpose 
to prevent as far as possible any speculation in the lands of this Com- 
pany, and to encourage sales to actual settlers alone. 

TERIVES OF SALE. 
• One-tenth down at the time of the purchase. No payment the 
second year, except the interest. One-tenth every year after until 
completion ot payments, with annual interest at the rate of ten 
per cent This is the usual interest of the State. Any one wishing 
to save the interest can have the privilege of paying up at any time, 
i-or further information call on or address, 

ISAAC T. COODNOW, 

Zrt«^/ Commissioner, Neos/io Falls, Kansas. 



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